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building inspector or adopted the state building code. He added that the building inspector would be able to attend courses at state expense. And he emphasized that it was potentially a money-making project for the county.
“THE PERMIT fee would be around $2.50 per $1,000 worth of construction, up to $20,000. After $20,000, it would be $2 per $1,000 up to $100,000,” Baumgardner said.
H. B. Wood said he still had strong reservations about the whole thing.
“What we could do is appoint Fanning, since he is a trained engineer and could be on-call in the zoning office,” George Davis said. “Then you can decide later if you want to adopt the code.
“DOES THIS suit you, H. B. ?” Luke saked. “Fanning can help us draw up a worksheet and be ready to go. And he can take ad
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