Podcasts about land development services

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Permits, Permitting and Land Development Services with Bill Hicks

We talk about Virginia daycare licensure with Nick Kavanagh and Maryia Lackansingh of Land Development Services on this week’s Code Talk Podcast.

Richard Grace and Dan Willham, staff with the Building Code Research and Development Branch of Land Development Services, explain Code Modification, and how this can help a designer can find clarity and resolve code-related issues.

Jim talks with Dian Dyer the VFOIA Coordinator with the Records and Information Branch of Land Development Services.

Jim talks with Jack Smith about walk through building plan reviews for the Building Division of the Land Development Services.

Jim talks about medical gas plan and review inspections with Anthony McMahan and Aaron Morgan of the Building Division of Land Development Services.

Jim talks about mechanical inspections with Dennis Hart, a code specialist with the Building Division of Land Development Services.

On this edition of Code Talk, Jim speaks with Supervising Combination Inspector Kenny Smith with the Building Division of Land Development Services about water Cross Connections.

On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Melissa Smarr, Branch Chief and Code Specialist with Land Development Services about door-to-door vendors and scammers.

On Fairfax 50+ we talk to Melissa Smarr, Branch Chief and Code Specialist with Land Development Services about door-to-door vendors and scammers.

On Code Talk, Jim speaks with supervising combination Inspector Caleb Sulzen, with Building Division of Land Development Services, about the ins and outs of adding a deck to your home.

On the inaugural edition of Code Talk, Jim speaks with Master Combination Inspector Johnny Vannoy, with Building Division of Land Development Services, about his role in the safety inspection of pools and spas.

Land Development Services, Commercial Inspector who also does the amusement device inspections for Celebrate Fairfax.