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#43483 10/15/04 08:48 AM
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http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/2848405

In a part of Texas do your own inspection.
Rowdy

#43484 10/15/04 09:03 AM
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Oddly enough, New York City has been allowing "self certification" for quite a while now for many (if not all) types of work.


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Here on Long Island there are a number of Agencies an EC can choose from to perform Electrical Inspections. We have no Town Electrical Inspectors. The Town Inspectors oversee all other aspects of Building, but not Electrical-related.

Bill


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Bill:
You refering to "3rd Party" agencies like BIU or Garden State???

Here, we (EC) do not have a choice. THe towns either have an employee, or a contract with a 3rd party agency.

You have an opinion on making a choice??

John


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