Wednesday, November 9, 2022

Flood door approved!

The Conservation Authority has approved the use of the engineered flood door on the basement door. Now I just need to come up with the $11,000 to install it.

The other alternative is to brick it up and fill in the stairwell, but that takes away a fire egress, and I'm reluctant to do that. I can't see me as a little old lady, climbing on top of the washing machine to crawl out a window. It may not be any cheaper than the flood door, either.

Now that we have an agreement with the SCRCA, we can move to the next step in the rezoning process, whatever that may be. A road map really would be appreciated.

Stay tuned for the next exciting episode...

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