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099 HOMEOWNER RECOVERY FUND: Pursuant to 587-15.6 (b), whenever a general contractor applies for the issuance of a permit for the construction of any single-family residential dwelling unit or for the alteration of an existing single-family residential dwelling unit, a ($10.00) fee shall be collected from the general contractor for each dwelling unit to be constructed or altered under the permit The City of Sanford shall forward four dollars ($9.00) of each fee collected to the Board of General Contractors, on a quarterly basis and the city may retain one dollar ($1.00) of each fee collected. The Board shall deposit the fees received into the General Fund. ELECTRICAL PERMITS Electrical permits are required for "Tire installation, extension, alteration, or general repair of any electrical wiring, devices, appliances, or equipment" Electrical permits are issued to a North Carolina properly licensed North Carolina Electrical Contractor OR Property owners requesting to perform electrical work upon their own property when such property is not intended at the time for rent, lease, or sale will be required to take and pass an electrical exam prepared by this office. (G.S. § 87-43.1 Exceptions). Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bonaide employee of the licensee will be allowed to purchase permits upon submittal of the Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed Contractor Form. Temporary Service Poles ® Temporary Service Poles Inspections are to be made in conjunction with the footing or foundation inspection (permit fee is waived with new building construction only). In order to erect a temporary pole prior to or after the footing or foundation inspection or for renovations or additions, an electrical permit for the temporary pole must be obtained (see fee schedule). - - - MECH-ANICAL PRM- -E ITS Mechanical permits are required for "The installation, extension, alteration or general repair of any heating or cooling system;" • Mechanical permits are issued to a properly Licensed North Carolina Mechanical Contractor OR To the owner of the building that occupies the building provided that the permit holder performs the work themselves (no rental property or commercial projects). Volume I-A, G.S. 87-21(a)(5)(ii). NOTE: Mechanical change-outs and/or relocation of mechanical units require an electrical pemrit as described above. Permits will be issued personally to the license holder of record only. A bona fide employee of the licensee will be allowed to purchase permits upon submittal of the Authorization for Permit Application by Employee of Licensed Contractor Form. Grease Canopy Hoods do not require a licensed contractor- 0 MANUFACTURED HOME PERMITS 11