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Leaders in Ethical Construction Permitting since 1992
ACP brings professionalism and service to code consulting and construction permitting for the real estate community.
Your real estate project is a significant asset, whether it is a tenant finish or an entirely new development.
Stay on Schedule! We work with your design consultants to fine tune your project prior to submission.
You want someone handling this crucial stage of the process who is bottom-line oriented. You need a business person who knows the ropes, can negotiate and will stand up for your best interests.
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Author Archives: Diane Cox
Permits Needed To Start A Restaurant Business
When you open a restaurant business, there are many permits and licenses you will be required to have. You may wonder, especially if you have just newly opened a restaurant business, what kind of issues you are likely to face … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurant Info
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Special Inspections Report Updated
As of January of this year, the special inspections report has been updated. You can download it from a link under ‘Professional Resources’ on our home page.
Reasonable Expectations for City of Atlanta Permits
Many people in Atlanta are wishing permit turnaround times were still the same as they were some years back, when an interior finish under 3000 s/f could be completed in one day. Unfortunately, computerization has done away with that forever. … Continue reading
Retail and Restaurant Roll Outs
ACP has been involved in a number of retail and restaurant rollouts. We enjoy the challenge of these projects and helping our clients stay on schedule and open on time. Early on, we worked with McDonald’s Corporation on over 27 … Continue reading
Atlanta Fees Unpredictable
Last fall, the city of Atlanta began enforcing an ordinance passed at the end of 2007 which gave reviewers the option to re-evaluate the cost of a job if they felt it was understated in the notarized cost letter that … Continue reading
Gwinnett County Water and Sewer Fees Rise Again
Gwinnett has changed their procedure so that you can now pay for the fire marshal’s review at the end of the process, with all other fees due. The c.o. for fire has gone up by $25 to a total of … Continue reading
Gwinnett Fire Fees Have Gone Up
February 2010 Gwinnett County had planned to implement the Accela system that Atlanta has been using. This was to have taken place in November 2009. However, as of now, they have postponed implementation of online plan review until further testing … Continue reading
Posted in Gwinnett County
Tagged Accela, Gwinnett County, Gwinnett Fire Marshal fees
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