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Electrical and Occupancy Permit Challenges

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In addition to the septic issues, the vlogger mentions that he also faced code enforcement for allegedly not having an electrical permit, despite the building passing inspections and power being turned on. He clarifies that he is not currently occupying the building as a living space, but points out the county's requirement for a 'Certificate of Occupancy' even for his own building on his own farm. He laments the extensive government control over every aspect of his property, from utilities to the number of livestock he can keep, attributing this to bureaucracy, insurance companies, and money. He calls upon viewers to consider if these regulations are reasonable and what actions he should take.

Goal: Discuss further government overreach related to electrical and occupancy permits.

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upon by the government now I understand this is a septic system and I don't want to affect the Watershed inappropriately I want to do the right thing I went to do the right thing and code enforcement came I went to do the right thing and they put my septic system in the woods so I got to take out my trees I went to do the right thing I talked to the zoning and planning folks what other troubles am I going to have when it comes to putting this building up what are the other troubles that I'm going to have am I going to have to have somebody come in here and inspect every time I put in a 2x4 I don't know is this overstepping guys you tell me shouldn't a man be able to BU build what he wants and people are saying I I've got lots of comments on this well it's to protect the next guy that buys your place that's why you have home inspection that's a bunch of bunch of bull well it's to protect the insurance company and I will agree there this is Guided by bureaucracy insurance companies and money money money I paid $450 for authorization to to dig a hole on my own property $450 for a civil servant to come and fail it and come back and inspect it once it's done why do I need to pay to have a civil servant which is paid by my tax dollars to come out here and look at this why do I need to do that the reason code enforcement was called is because the people that inspected the building passed the building power was turned on but it didn't get appropriately recorded the repercussions were code enforcement came up here they know I'm going to do it right I like the code enforcement guy I like my local sheriff's office I like my local people but I don't like to be tread upon do you think this is reasonable what do you think I should do get an engineer take out my trees what should I do beautiful backdrop in the spring this is gorgeous what should I do

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