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I understand that it is an additional cost and inconvenience to have to get permits for most improvements but Mr. Sizemore overestimates a lot of peoples ability or desire to do improvements properly. Like deregulated business which will usually be self serving and not do the 'right' thing, people will try to cut corners if they don't have to prove the improvement has been done properly. This measure is a bad idea.

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