Is anyone being forced to leave ladders up and secured in place for inspectors? One jurisdiction in our neck of the woods is insisting that we do this. I believe this is a serious risk to public safety, and I won't be responsible for some homeowner or curious child getting injured on or around a ladder propped against a building. The jurisdiction does not do timed inspections, so we can't even be there to raise the ladder for them.
Can anyone point to some resources (OSHA?) that I can use to convince the building official that this is a very bad idea? Jason Szumlanski Fafco Solar
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