Imagine that. Going from SEMA and BONY cocktails to installing a water heater. I'm betting you're supposed to have a building permit and 20 or so inspections (all for separate fees) but don't I've been replacing water heaters for 40 years and never had to do that except now they use it as a revenue generating stream. Do you have to have earthquake restraints there? We do in Vegas. My CO ones were free standing on the floor.
Permits for just about everything. How else can we hope to pay for all that municipal expertise that is sitting on their.....
Hope to get them out next week to inspect the work so they won't sell my house at auction to recover their $50 fee. ;-))