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And when I'm at it, can someone answer my parade permit question?
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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc
Berz: Europe has us beat hands down when it comes to bureaucracy. |
If we include central, state/regional and local, I very much doubt that.
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HershOstropoler
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No Ned, the crucial question is not whether the permit has to be granted, but what happens if it is NOT granted.
That's the difference between a concession and a notification system, and we consider the former to be the hallmark of the police state, the latter that of a democracy.
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HershOstropoler
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How long does that take?
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HershOstropoler
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I think it's brilliant, what's your problem? Moore is an Eulenspiegel. Is it a cultural difference that it seems he can't be seen this way in America?
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How does that work? You get a building permit, you build a house. Is there a certification process once the house is finished that results in the "certificate of occupancy"?
How long is it valid? What is the consequence of not having a cetificate? I can't imagine lack of it really eliminates protection against searches without warrant.
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HershOstropoler
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Well calling it a documentary is a real stretch.
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Well one key aspect of Till Eulenspiegel, a famous figure in german literature, is that he imitates other people's behaviour and turns it against them. He is a fool - on the surface.
I see Moore as one of the few people on the left who has the same shamelessness in manipulating things that is standard practice on the right. But it seems the right does not recognize its mirror image, while the centrists and leftists seem to take him seriously?
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Boulder, Colorado, United Snakes of America
Jan 2000 time: 22:28
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quote: Originally posted by HershOstropoler
How does that work? You get a building permit, you build a house. Is there a certification process once the house is finished that results in the "certificate of occupancy"? |
Yes. Here in Boulder there are a number of inspections that must be carried out before the place can be legally occupied, electricity, fire codes (for egress from bedrooms, fire detectors, access to fire hydrants, access for fire trucks etc.) plumbing, gas lines, and of course the soundness of the structure. It's a big deal.
quote: Originally posted by HershOstropoler
How long is it valid? What is the consequence of not having a cetificate? I can't imagine lack of it really eliminates protection against searches without warrant. |
AFAIK indefinitely, until you either get another construction permit to alter the building (in which case you open yourself up to the whole process again), or until it is revoked by one of the authorities (listed above) who has the right to do so under limited circumstances.
It can't be used as a free key into anyone's property whenever the government chooses, but the lack of a certificate does give the government the right to clear out anyone living (de facto illegally) there for safety reasons, and that process may open the door for a lot of other action. (EG, the police come to clear people out of the house, and while doing so stumble upon a methamphetimine lab, or some other obvious criminal activity.)
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