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LPG is generally consumed by both public and Industries for various purposes. Inspections of areas such as LPG storage plants, LPG Loading/Unloading facilities, LPG Bottling plants are very important and mandatory to avoid catastrophic disaster and environmental damage which may be caused due to fire in LPG or leakage of the same. There are different types of Inspection checklists for different types of facilities. This inspection checklists is provided by OISD - Oil Industry Safety Directorate which is a regulatory body of the GOI - Government of India which is guided by MoPNG - Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.

You have to check code for the county you want to live in. Each county has its own building codes. And you have to be a licensed contractor in the state of Florida to build a house. Building Inspections Frequently Asked QuestionsBelow is a list of frequently asked questions and their answers. To navigate back to the top of this page after selecting a link, you may click the "back" button on your browser or click on any "back to top" link.Click here to go back to the main Building Inspections page.When do I need a permit?Where do I get a permit?How much is a permit?Do I need a contractor?What are the construction codes enforced by the City of Tallahassee?What inspections are required?Environmental Inspection Building Inspection Roofing Inspection Electrical Inspection Plumbing InspectionMechanical InspectionGas InspectionCertificate of Occupancy (C.O.)When do I need a permit?Required for any new construction, additions, alterations, or repairs with an estimated cost of labor and material greater than $1000 or is structural. Replacement of a window(s) and/or a door(s) is considered structural and will require a permit. An environmental permit is required when development activity exceeds 1000 square feet of disturbed area. For projects less than 1000 square feet of disturbed area, a permit exemption shall be posted at the job site. You may review a samplecopy of a residential permit application as a PDF, which also includes submittal requirements.Roofing Permit:Required for any repairs or roofing with an estimated cost of labor and material greater than $300. View PDF.Electrical Permit:Required when any new electrical circuits are added, extended or service is changed. View PDF.Plumbing Permit:Required when any new piping, re-piping, fixtures are added, including backflow devices. View PDF.Mechanical Permit:Required when any heating or air conditioning equipment is being extended, relocated or changed out, including ductwork. No permit is required for the installation of window A/C units. View PDF.Gas Permit:Required for any new gas piping, extending existing gas piping, or the installation or replacement of gas appliances. View PDF.PLEASE NOTE: Each construction trade requires its own permit. Additional forms, checklist and affidavits may be found on our Applications and Forms page

I give my investor clients a series of checklists, they include room-by-room analysis, analysis of the working systems, environmental hazards, reminders regarding title and zoning compliance. You cannot evaluate a property well by "winging it," relying on "memory" because you "know what you're doing." That mindset can be costly.Add profit to the checklist; budget for profit. As crazy as it seems, many investors think of profit as "what is left over." I suggest you put it into your budget and calculate it just like a cost.