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DIY & Home Improvement

jeff47

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3. If the cement mixers are there, it's probably too late.

Reply to dixiegrrrrl (Reply #1)

Fri Oct 17, 2014, 01:13 PM

Oct 2014

The things you cite work by denying the building permit. If the cement mixers are there, they already have one.

Typically, the owner is required to notify the neighbors of the upcoming renovation, and then get approval from the local planning and zoning departments. The neighbors are supposed to make their objections to those departments, and can stop the approval process if the local laws allow it.

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I am sad...I hate to be this way...we are losing our view of the hills. [View all] Tikki Oct 2014 OP

Check your city/state laws. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2014 #1

Already checked...It is going to be a long, skinny house, but the plans were approved. Tikki Oct 2014 #2

If the cement mixers are there, it's probably too late. jeff47 Oct 2014 #3

Could you add a tasteful sky deck to your house? woodsprite Oct 2014 #4

You know, it just might work....we should look into that. Tikki Oct 2014 #5

One great thing about my own mountain view Warpy Oct 2014 #6

Challenge Accepted!! jeff47 Oct 2014 #7

I remember that one Warpy Oct 2014 #8

sorry blackcrowflies Nov 2014 #9