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Old 04-24-2017, 04:41 PM
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Sorry to hear about your loss. I know anyone of us would feel bad if we lost just 1 cub go a fire, let alone an entire garage and contents. You and your family are safe, so as already mentioned, that is all that really matters. I've had some close calls myself, but never anything to that extent. Fire safety/prevention is something that can never be overstated!

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Old 04-25-2017, 08:10 AM
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What part of MD? Like the old commercial said....You can pay me now or pay me later.. and its better to be proactive than reactive...
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And trust me I didn't want it to burn where it set it could never be built again and do to current codes and regulations and how my property is I can't build something even close to that size again
Sure it could... Ever hear of a grandfather clause? It was already there before whatever rules are in place now, so you should be able to rebuild it in the same spot though you will have to Meet current code in effect at the time it is being built.
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Sure it could... Ever hear of a grandfather clause? It was already there before whatever rules are in place now, so you should be able to rebuild it in the same spot though you will have to Meet current code in effect at the time it is being built.
Sometimes that depends on how much of the structure is left. If it was a total loss grandfather clause my not apply. Need to really dig into your local zoning codes.
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Look into some kind of standing wall clause. Usually if you can keep one wall up it's still the same structure and you're going to renovate it. In CT, it was typical years back for guys to demo 3 of four walls for the inspection then knock the last wall down to have a completely new garage. Might work in your favor.
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I live in Frederick county and it went straight to the ground and then we had a 953 loader come in that night and push stuff around so we got it good and out so they won't let me do anything
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