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OUr general contractor obtained a C.O. We had an engineer come buy and said a couple of things weren't up to code.
In addition, since the C.O. was issued, we have a substantial amount of water in the basement of this new construction. Our independent engineer had, in fact, pointed out the location wher he suspected their might be a water problem.
Does a leaky basement count against a C.O.?
If the engineer and inspector "disagree" as to code violations, who wins? Can the inspector revoke the CO for water in the basement . . .and will that force the contractor to move on it?
In addition, since the C.O. was issued, we have a substantial amount of water in the basement of this new construction. Our independent engineer had, in fact, pointed out the location wher he suspected their might be a water problem.
Does a leaky basement count against a C.O.?
If the engineer and inspector "disagree" as to code violations, who wins? Can the inspector revoke the CO for water in the basement . . .and will that force the contractor to move on it?