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537 538 539 Tim Klusczinski: 540 Mary Jane Chase: 541 542 543 544 Tim Klusczinski: 545 Georges Enderle: 546 547 Mary Jane Chase: 548 549 550 Georges Enderle: 551 Tim Klusczinski: 552 Linda Riley: 553 554 Tim Klusczinski: 555 556 Joann Sporleder: 557 Linda Riley: 558 Tim Klusczinski: 559 560 561 Linda Riley: 562 Tim Klusczinski: 563 564 565 566 a consideration here, he's willing to spend the money to get a quality piece of work here. Thank you. Any other statements? The only thing that I notice in 2006 and 2007 the C o f A's were applied for in November, September and now into November. If the windows need to be taken out, why hasn't this ever been done in May or June? That's a good point. Well, the answer is that I was hoping that in September we had the solution for the Fall but it was not. The inconvenience is the weather. If we'd had this in May or June any need to take them out and repair them would have been very possible. I remember why I was out of the country. Ok. I have a follow up question to that. If he'd wanted to take them out and repair them, would he have needed a C of A for that? No, not for in-kind. You can fix and repair, in kind, any part of your house. You still need a C of A for re -roofing your house even in kind. I know... Anything that requires a building permit, and that's the trip mechanism for that. Repairing your own windows does not require a building permit. What if he had someone else repair them? It wouldn't matter. If you incur a certain indebtedness to the contractor that exceeds $500.00, then that trips the Building _Department, and you must have a C of A at the same time. I don't - think that's really here nor there, you can repair any part of your house. The Chair entertains a motion one way or the other. 16