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Charlotte Real Estate, Development, and Construction News: Mecklenburg Times > Uncategorized > Code office changes but industry not impressed
Code office changes but industry not impressed
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Published: November 12, 2010
Time posted: 5:15 pm
Tags: Jim Bartl, Priest Architecture, Watts Leaf Architects
The stereotypical relationship between contractors and code inspectors is an adversarial one, but it's one that the Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement Department says it is trying to improve.
It's a stereotype Jim Bartl, the county's code enforcement director, is all too familiar with.
"There's a perception that we're against the contractor," Bartl said. "We like to think ...
Published: November 12, 2010
Time posted: 5:15 pm
Tags: Jim Bartl, Priest Architecture, Watts Leaf Architects
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