Code Enforcement Has Flaged A 40 Year Old Patio As Never Properly Receiving A Building Permit

San Jose, CA Viewed 101 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Real Estate

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Neil J. Lehto

This attorney is licensed in Michigan. Posted about 1 year ago.

No. Generally, state and local laws regarding construction permits, code requirements and safety inspections can be considered grandfathered only if (1) there was none in place at the time the patio was installed or (2) a valid permit was obtained.

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