I-Team: DeKalb vows improvement after contractors pan county permitting office
By Randy Travis Published May 5, 2022 ATLANTA - The shortage of homes for sale prompted many Georgians to stay put and remodel instead. To do major renovations ? like add a bedroom or expand your kitchen ? you first need a building permit. And that?s where homeowners and contractors told the FOX 5 I-Team one metro county has been sticking them with a frustrating wait. FULL STORY: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/dekalb-vows-improvement-after-contractors-pan-county-permitting-office
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