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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Except the homeowner is the GC. The homeowner was responsible for the plans. [/quote] For these purposes, it doesn't matter. It would still be or not be a "self-inflicted hardship" for the purposes of seeking a variance (although conceivably the GC could be legally liable for the damages). The point is basically that the county picked up some responsibility by approving the plan. [/quote] Logically, then no homeowner needs to do a survey. Draw up your plans with your best guess, submit them to county and wait for the county to do a survey. If the county doesn't catch your mistake, build as fast as you can.[/quote]
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