Missouri § 67.490 - Building permit inspections waived if licensed engineer inspects footing, foundation, walls, and framing, when, inspection forms.

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§ 67.490. Building permit inspections waived if licensed engineer inspects footing, foundation, walls, and framing, when, inspection forms.

In lieu of a political subdivision conducting building permit inspections of the new construction of a one- or two-family residential dwelling, the licensed engineer who sealed the ultimate submission of plans for the permit shall be allowed to conduct the footing, foundation, wall, and framing inspections in accordance with the procedures for such inspections established by the political subdivision.  Such licensed engineer or architect shall report on such work by using the uniform inspection forms used by the political subdivision and shall submit such forms to the political subdivision.

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(L. 2019 S.B. 203 § 1)

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