tires go for a nap
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Chuckie sits there guarding the tires, if anyone gets too close bad things happen.
Of course everthing is legal in my basement. Both sides of that diversion go out to the lawn of course. :icon_thumright:
edit fixed the picture to help you guys concentrate/focus. lol
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DaveH
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DaveH, your recent post has been recently brought to my attention. I have contacted the administrators of this forum to forward your information to me.
Below is the City's policy, please contact us on how to correct this, or we will contact you of your non-compliance act and impose any fines of fees associated with this.Pete Bilstad
Sump Pump Program
Fargo Wastewater Treatment Plant
3400 North Broadway
Fargo, ND 58102
Phone: (701) 241-1454City regulations for sump pumps
The City has adopted an ordinance, Section 17-0211 of the City Sewer Code, establishing an inspection and enforcement process for all properties subject to the regulations. The ordinance generally establishes the following:No dwelling constructed after September 21, 1971, shall have surface runoff or foundation drainage systems connected to the sanitary sewer.
After June 1, 2001, City personnel, or its designated representatives, shall have authority to inspect all dwellings constructed after September 21, 1971, to verify compliance.
Properties found to be non-compliant are subject to a monthly surcharge penalty as set by Commission resolution.
The City Engineer for Utilities shall have the authority to grant waivers to the ordinance in the form of seasonal or non-seasonal waivers.
Seasonal and non-seasonal waivers are subject to an additional monthly fee as set by Commission resolution. The additional fee shall be added to the propertys utility bill.
New construction found to be non-compliant at, or prior to, final inspection shall be subject to administrative penalties as set by Commission resolution.
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CityofFargo(inspections) wrote:
DaveH, your recent post has been recently brought to my attention. I have contacted the administrators of this forum to forward your information to me.
Below is the City's policy, please contact us on how to correct this, or we will contact you of your non-compliance act and impose any fines of fees associated with this.Pete Bilstad
Sump Pump Program
Fargo Wastewater Treatment Plant
3400 North Broadway
Fargo, ND 58102
Phone: (701) 241-1454City regulations for sump pumps
The City has adopted an ordinance, Section 17-0211 of the City Sewer Code, establishing an inspection and enforcement process for all properties subject to the regulations. The ordinance generally establishes the following:No dwelling constructed after September 21, 1971, shall have surface runoff or foundation drainage systems connected to the sanitary sewer.
After June 1, 2001, City personnel, or its designated representatives, shall have authority to inspect all dwellings constructed after September 21, 1971, to verify compliance.
Properties found to be non-compliant are subject to a monthly surcharge penalty as set by Commission resolution.
The City Engineer for Utilities shall have the authority to grant waivers to the ordinance in the form of seasonal or non-seasonal waivers.
Seasonal and non-seasonal waivers are subject to an additional monthly fee as set by Commission resolution. The additional fee shall be added to the propertys utility bill.
New construction found to be non-compliant at, or prior to, final inspection shall be subject to administrative penalties as set by Commission resolution.
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DaveH, your recent post has been recently brought to my attention. I have contacted the administrators of this forum to forward your information to me.
Below is the City's policy, please contact us on how to correct this, or we will contact you of your non-compliance act and impose any fines of fees associated with this.Pete Bilstad
Sump Pump Program
Fargo Wastewater Treatment Plant
3400 North Broadway
Fargo, ND 58102
Phone: (701) 241-1454City regulations for sump pumps
The City has adopted an ordinance, Section 17-0211 of the City Sewer Code, establishing an inspection and enforcement process for all properties subject to the regulations. The ordinance generally establishes the following:No dwelling constructed after September 21, 1971, shall have surface runoff or foundation drainage systems connected to the sanitary sewer.
After June 1, 2001, City personnel, or its designated representatives, shall have authority to inspect all dwellings constructed after September 21, 1971, to verify compliance.
Properties found to be non-compliant are subject to a monthly surcharge penalty as set by Commission resolution.
The City Engineer for Utilities shall have the authority to grant waivers to the ordinance in the form of seasonal or non-seasonal waivers.
Seasonal and non-seasonal waivers are subject to an additional monthly fee as set by Commission resolution. The additional fee shall be added to the propertys utility bill.
New construction found to be non-compliant at, or prior to, final inspection shall be subject to administrative penalties as set by Commission resolution.
XJhead you play nicely now. :icon_jokercolor:
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Haha, Bill is mean!
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lol that scared me
here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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I would laugh if they actually went door to door inspecting
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92BlackTT wrote:
I would laugh if they actually went door to door inspectingMine was inspected this past spring....
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