Fw: Greetings from UniRac!! [RE-wrenches]

[Tom Lane, Energy Conservation Services]

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: Tom Lane 
To: Steve Fain 
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: Greetings from UniRac!!


no connection to  DC   OR  Eberhard ---- unless a building department requires mounting BE SUBMITTED WITH THE PERMIT THEY HAVE NO RIGHT TO REQUEST REMOVING MOUNTING HARDWARE  PERIOD   however the contractor IS expected to know  -wind loading codes etc and comply however if no stage of inspection is required then the inspsctor has  NO authority to request remoaval if mounting specifactions ie the manfacfutre are provided  you guys are babes in the woods compared to what we go throught in zoned hurricane wind loading in florida buy my book you will get an education  gator tom---- Original Message ----- 
  From: Steve Fain 
  To: tom at ecs-solar.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 5:31 PM
  Subject: Greetings from UniRac!!


  Hi Tom,

              I've been monitoring the RE Wrenches List now for a few months, on behalf of my employer, UniRac.  The most recent vollies of banter have raised some eyebrows around here, and an official response to the accusations will be posted soon to set the record straight.  Your response to Mr. Owens' posting also raised some eyebrows around here.  My boss, Hal Newman, wrote this to me when I forwarded your note to him:

   

  Steve -

   

  Why not give him a call and ask him to clarify his comments.  I think he's saying that if an inspector requires the removal of the system after the building department approved the original plans that the building inspector must authorize a payment to the contractor for the extra work he is performing.  If so, who actually must write the check to the contractor?

  The buiilding department?  How does this work in theory - and in practice.

   

  Hal

   

              Would you care to comment?  Also, I'm wondering if you are the same Tom Lane who was affiliated with the Eberhard School in Washington D.C. back in the early 70's?

              Thanks for your time.

   

  Steve Fain

  Customer Service/ Tech Support

  UniRac, Inc.

  3201 University Blvd., S.E.

  Ste. 110

  Albuquerque, NM  87106

  Ph:  505-242-6411 ext. 21

  Fx:  505-242-6412

  Email: customerservice at unirac.com

  Web:    http://www.unirac.com

   

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