Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
MERIDIAN COMPLEX: Condo owners on hook for developer's code violations
County also bills couple for inspection
By JOAN WHITELY
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes.
When they recently began to suspect that American Invsco -- which converted the complex from apartments to condominiums -- had violated county building codes during the remodeling, the couple called county building inspectors.
This week, the Taddeos learned that for their trouble, the county is billing them more than $600 in investigation fees and holding them responsible to fix several electrical violations that inspectors found June 22 at their Meridian condo.
Some violations involve work that was done without building permits or inspections. All involve work that occurred after the original construction.
By JOAN WHITELY
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes.
When they recently began to suspect that American Invsco -- which converted the complex from apartments to condominiums -- had violated county building codes during the remodeling, the couple called county building inspectors.
This week, the Taddeos learned that for their trouble, the county is billing them more than $600 in investigation fees and holding them responsible to fix several electrical violations that inspectors found June 22 at their Meridian condo.
Some violations involve work that was done without building permits or inspections. All involve work that occurred after the original construction.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Two state employees fired for creating "The List"
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) - Two employees of The Utah Department of Workforce Services will lose their jobs over "The List" and could also eventually lose their freedom.
Two state employees fired for creating "The List"
Two state employees fired for creating "The List"
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