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Originally Posted by Penguin
Hi everyone, first let me thank all of you who showed your support for me on this issue. I spoke with my sales rep today and she said that after speaking with her manager ( whoever that is ) that he said the map the electric company uses placed the transformer in the correct spot. My reply was that I was never made aware in any of the documents provided to me, that the transformer was to be placed there. She agreed but said the best that can be done is to move the door and concrete pad to the opposite side of the lanai.
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I have also been a professional cartographer for over 30 years plotting real estate maps and have corrected thousands, yes thousands, of errors on maps done by others. I would demand a copy of the overall subdivision map showing the location for the transformer and also demand a copy of the SECo map as well as go to see a SECO manager. There could have been revisions or errors or who knows but you have a short window of opportunity to get to the bottom of this even if it means delaying the closing as that is your only leverage. Right now is probably your only chance to get anything done to your satisfaction. You have to take charge. The salespeople are not working for you. Good luck. Many of us care.
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