Owner granted one‑month extension while seeking after‑the‑fact window approval
A homeowner said she replaced front windows after being told she did not initially need permits; building staff outlined the after‑the‑fact application requirements and recommended in‑person inspection. The hearing officer continued the case to July 23 to allow the owner to pursue documentation.
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In CE case 2600977 (3790 Abba Lane), owner Kelsey McLeod told the hearing she removed trash and now must address multiple front windows installed without a permit; she said a landscaper accidentally broke panes. Inspector Josh Preston said the property had been found in violation previously and no changes were recorded since the last hearing. Zoning staff explained that an after‑the‑fact building application requires product approval documentation and potentially a partial inspection that may involve cutting into interior finishes to verify installation.
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