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METROPOLITAN INSPECTION SERVICE INC. <br />2030 WEST COUNTY ROAD D <br />ST. PAUL, MN 55112 <br />(612) 636 -5555 <br />September 19, 1994 <br />Joel R. Hanson <br />Administrator <br />City of Little Canada <br />515 Little Canada Rd. <br />Little Canada, MN. 55117 <br />Re: Electrical Permit Fees <br />Dear Joel: <br />It has been more than six years since the fees for electrical permits were increased. <br />During the same period, our expenses for wages, taxes, utilities, rent, insurance, <br />transportation, and many other expenses to run the business have increased substantially. <br />The electrical code has also added many new requirements that must be checked for <br />compliance. To protect the city and ourselves against lawsuits, we have initiated <br />additional record keeping. At the time of fmal inspection, we record the number of <br />circuits, type of equipment, and areas wired. This is to protect us if an owner adds <br />improper wiring without a permit and inspection, and later claims the wiring was there <br />when the fmal inspection was made. <br />The average fee we received, per permit, for electrical permits taken out in 1993 was <br />$36.64. Permits for remodeling and new construction require multiple inspections for <br />rough- in(s), service, and final. In addition, reinspections are often required to confirm <br />code violations have been corrected. <br />As a rule, homeowners are not home during the day and inspections often must be <br />scheduled to meet the owner at a specific time to gain entrance to the house, <br />Homeowners often do not complete wiring within the allowed 18 months and one or <br />more letters are mailed to get the job completed. <br />Page 24 <br />
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