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Originally Posted by kerry
Variances to the building codes need to be publicly posted with a hearing where objections can be made, In this case, I don't think zoning would even allow a possible variance since building on top of city sewer lines is simply forbidden. It's a mistake. I don't know what would happen if the guy started construction today. In addition to the city approval, I live in an Historic District and the permit had gone thru the process and been approved by the Landmark Commission. Changes to the permit wont be a simple thing because I'm pretty sure it will have to go thru the Landmark Commission again. It's a royal ****-up.
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I dunno, an temporary injunction might not be that hard to get if you can show the judge there is an obvious violation of the law, that's one quick trip to the courthouse. Once you have that, it would give you some negotiating chops.