How will the standards be implemented and adjusted over time?
Who will conduct the on-site inspections? How will violators be addressed and encouraged to comply? What about all the state licensure boards that now grant approval for persons to participate in the construction process? And, perhaps most importantly, how will this expensive process be financed? The Association’s position on home rule is pretty clear – we fully support the shifting of decision-making power to the local level. And, believe it or not, on the issue of building inspection and the establishment of local building codes, the home-rule bell has already rung. Several years ago the Alabama Legislature passed a new law authorizing counties to establish building codes and to set-up inspection departments to ensure that the codes are followed. Few Alabama counties have thus far exercised this authority, leading us to the obvious question of “why should we agree to take this decision out of the hands of local officials?”. Usually, local elected officials respond to the wishes and d
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