Originally posted by Sunil:
I might add one thought for consideration and this is not to derail Trent's advice as he obviously knows about this stuff.
One would hope that a government agency would apply the policies and laws consistently in each state in the USA. However, we all know that this is not the case. Each region has it's own specific priorities, and many times, each region is subject to the individuals who work at that specific location. It is also my belief that many of those individuals have zero accountability for their actions so they have no risk if they advise you incorrectly or tell you bogus information. For many of them, it would take an act of God for them to loose their jobs.
While this forum gives outstanding advice, it is not a substitute for doing extensive local research.
Boy,
You got that right. Here in Indiana I was told by a local health inspection department head about when he called the Corps of Engineers about a farmer draining a wetland area. He was told that if it was under 25 acres, "please don't bother us." I swear on a bible he told me this.
