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building permit - addition

Hi!!
I am doing a small addition to house. City requires plans for building
permit. It'sa very small job and I can not afford to pay much for it.
looking some one to draw them at a low price. By the way, I am located in
Ottawa, canada
Reply to
Nisar
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You don't just need someone who can draw. You need someone familiar with the Ontario Building Code, and with the local zoning bylaws, at least.
Why don't you draw it yourself? It'll cost you zero, and it doesn't get any cheaper than that.
Reply to
Michael Bulatovich
Good luck with your low priced materials and labor too
Reply to
Brian Spillane
become a member of the Liberal party, you'll not only bypass the building requirement rulings, but odds are they'll throw a grant at you probably worth ten times the cost of the addition
Reply to
snickers
try your local library. you'll probably need to show plan dimensions, locations, possibly location of existing building relevant to lot lines, footing & foundation details. Most building dept's (locally from my experience) are fairly helpful in informing what is missing details are required and will accept neat hand drawn sketches for simple additions.
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snickers
"Nisar" wrote in news:Ql_bc.15602$kc2.318505 @nnrp1.uunet.ca:
Ok enough of the wise cracks, I live in the Markham area, I know the Ontario Building code and I would be will to help U out. Nisar if U have not found anyone that will help U ...post back and I will forwar U my details.......It won't be expensive....
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dnapier
"Nisar" wrote in news:Ql_bc.15602$kc2.318505 @nnrp1.uunet.ca:
Ok enough of the wise cracks, I live in the Markham area, I know the Ontario Building code and I would be will to help U out. Nisar if U have not found anyone that will help U ...post back and I will forwar U my details.......It won't be expensive....Please do not email me......I have mews group emails blocked
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dnapier
I might have my doubts about someone that can't spell the word you.
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CW

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