6BangBronk
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- Joined
- Jul 15, 2005
- Location
- Durham
Yea, prefab is the only way to go anymore. They pay for themselves with just the time they save.
home addition drawings
- Thread starter BIGWOODY
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- Mar 19, 2005
- Location
- Raleigh
Used to have a buddy from VT at Mosley, but I think he's a missionary now or something? <shrug> I don't think I know anyone else there.
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2005
- Location
- Raleigh
Good catch. Just checked and you are correct. But it must have changed in the past 7 years for I did my own on my rental? No revision dates listed on the COR documentation to verify though.
I went step by step with the Planning Department at the time. I did everything possible I could do myself including my own architecturals. Bet you can't even do that now? I was even able to use rough cut lumber with the note added that "lumber to be dried on-site". Bet even that has probably changed...I even helped mill it myself.
I will add that it's silly for a site plan is so basic it's ridiculous. And we have yet to submit one for a residential addition. Can an architect submit one then even though they aren't PE's?
It did, changed with the adoption of the new UDO... two years ago or less. Architect can no longer submit a site plan, so add another $400+ to the owner's cost to cover regulations on every project and they're that much less likely to employ anyone to make it happen, much less pay an architect or designer to help them get there.
