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Most people don't get deep in the weeds enough to warrant applying for a permit in this case. It would have to be a fairly large and important project to warrant a permit. But hey, if anyone felt the need for permits concerning water, it would California, I guess.

Change the law to 10,000 per hunter. Or change the amount of kills permitted based on the projected population, versus the number of licensed hunters in the state.

Yeah, I never understood some wording on those tests either. The wording seemed more complicated than it had to be. Maryland isn't the only state, so I'm glad they did something about it.

I don't think illegal immigrants think like that anymore. They don't hide from authorities. I think it's great that states are taking matters into their own hands like this, because it's obvious the feds can't do it.

I thought making your own site plan was par for the course? Who else would be qualified to make one? Reviews are only good for getting a sense of what people are talking about. You have to have your own experiences to determine if they are helpful to you personally or not.

That's what most Indian tribes have been known for: Stewards of the land. Even if the self-oversight allows for buildings and land use to be a bit different from usual, that's not a bad thing.

What kind of ramp is it? I'm picturing a wheelchair ramp for an entranceway and, if that's the case, it should be able to be removed. The other thing that caught my eye was that someone needs a permit for something that doesn't alter the structure in any way. This adds to livability in a...

In Arizona, you can open carry and conceal carry. A 15-year-old can do either when in the presence of a qualified adult. (Non felon) I have only seen a handful of adults in Arizona open carry though.

Call me a cynic, but for every rule, there is a workaround. This is a fact, so it amazes me that lawmakers wait until people break certain rules before they put more specificity on laws.

I have been told I can save money by pulling my own permits for electrical work that needs to be done on a house I own. Does anyone know if there is truth to that?

What if I keep my plants in the bathtub? :D Debashis is correct, though. Consult with your local building department. In most cases, the town website will have the information you need with regard to what work needs a permit or not.

I find it ironic that we are still using offline methods of permitting online companies. I understand this is a legal issue, and it goes to show that laws have a hard time keeping up with “e-changes”. This is a good thing.