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tis · 03-17-2009, 09:03 AM

I do not want to be specific, but we felt it was not handled in the professional manner we would have expected (or maybe not). The whole process takes far too long, they find excuses to stall. For example, the first time we heard from them, they wrote and said a certain thing is missing which isn't, but we had to respond and tell them it IS there. This happened several times with different things but we felt it gave them the opportunity to stall. The person who did ours has done many and has done them with a certain setback and suddenly they decided they would not allow that anymore. They approved the septic system and after the foundation was in they were told by our septic designer that a mistake was made so they changed the number allowed. Why didn't the state catch that mistake the first time? As I said I don't want to get into great detail but it was a very frustrating experience for us. And we are not alone, we know lots of people who feel the process is too long and drawn out.

03-17-2009, 09:03 AM	#19
tis Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 6,945 Thanks: 795 Thanked 1,493 Times in 1,040 Posts	I do not want to be specific, but we felt it was not handled in the professional manner we would have expected (or maybe not). The whole process takes far too long, they find excuses to stall. For example, the first time we heard from them, they wrote and said a certain thing is missing which isn't, but we had to respond and tell them it IS there. This happened several times with different things but we felt it gave them the opportunity to stall. The person who did ours has done many and has done them with a certain setback and suddenly they decided they would not allow that anymore. They approved the septic system and after the foundation was in they were told by our septic designer that a mistake was made so they changed the number allowed. Why didn't the state catch that mistake the first time? As I said I don't want to get into great detail but it was a very frustrating experience for us. And we are not alone, we know lots of people who feel the process is too long and drawn out.