D.FClark, Incwas hired by the [redacted] Family (Client) to conduct a Title Inspection on their septic system as required by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations for a property transfer which we performed on July 15,As in other communities, Rockport has additional local regulations, one of which is in regards to acceptable standards for access covers to grade As part of the inspection our inspector noted that the covers did not meet local requirements and installed safety grates on the system for the cost of $as approved by the homeowner Unfortunately, the safety grate did not meet Rockport’s local requirements but that of another Town with similar requirements, a mistake on our inspector’s part The inspection report was submitted to the Rockport Board of Health and upon the review by the Board of Health, the discrepancy was discovered and the health agent notified us In turn we notified the homeowner of the discrepancy and offered to remove the safety grates and refund the $fee We also provided to the homeowner a verbal estimate to install the correct covers that will meet the Rockport regulation The cost estimate for the installation for the proper covers is $900.00; which would be a net change with the $refund of $ In conclusion, whether we installed the proper covers at the time of the inspection or if we install the covers now, the cost to the homeowner would remain the same
D.FClark, Incwas hired by the [redacted] Family (Client) to conduct a Title Inspection on their septic system as required by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations for a property transfer which we performed on July 15,As in other communities, Rockport has additional local regulations, one of which is in regards to acceptable standards for access covers to grade As part of the inspection our inspector noted that the covers did not meet local requirements and installed safety grates on the system for the cost of $as approved by the homeowner Unfortunately, the safety grate did not meet Rockport’s local requirements but that of another Town with similar requirements, a mistake on our inspector’s part The inspection report was submitted to the Rockport Board of Health and upon the review by the Board of Health, the discrepancy was discovered and the health agent notified us In turn we notified the homeowner of the discrepancy and offered to remove the safety grates and refund the $fee We also provided to the homeowner a verbal estimate to install the correct covers that will meet the Rockport regulation The cost estimate for the installation for the proper covers is $900.00; which would be a net change with the $refund of $ In conclusion, whether we installed the proper covers at the time of the inspection or if we install the covers now, the cost to the homeowner would remain the same