Septic & Zoning Rules, advice for an affected family

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Walked a site with a lovely couple today who lost everything on East Mendocino. They already have a Like-4-Like design and we considered private lot clearing to protect the new hardscape they had installed in the rear yard and to preserve the septic system. In reviewing the design they had worked on with a friend, I pointed out a major zoning issue in their new design and they are taking the input back to their designer.

I prefer Heyday Build to be involved from the beginning – there are a lot of pitfalls not obvious to those not expert at County zoning rules – but we are sensitive to meet people where they are in the process and help them however we can.

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Hardy Wronske
Hardy Wronske founded Heyday Build on 25 years of new construction experience across Northeast LA, backed by a Master’s in Real Estate Development from USC and an engineering foundation from the University of Michigan. His career has taken him from managing complex yacht retrofits in Chile to building over 70 custom homes in the neighborhoods he now calls home — giving him a rare combination of technical depth, budget discipline, and boots-on-the-ground craftsmanship.
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