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Re: building permit questions
[Re: eskimo270]
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05/25/17 12:13 PM
05/25/17 12:13 PM
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Out of sheer curiosity, I looked it up. The City of Rehobeth does in fact say that building permits are required within the town jurisdiction AND the police jurisdiction. They have a hand drawn red line map on their website. They list 4 required inspections for swimming pools. Page that discusses http://rehobethalabama.com/?page_id=10 I have no idea what legal ground they have to enforce building codes within a police jurisdiction if you are not receiving any services at all and don't pay any city taxes, fees, or can vote. Sounds like a classic "taxation (permit fees) without representation". Definitely a lawyer question.
Last edited by straycat; 05/25/17 12:16 PM.
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