Shut your pie hole!
I've got an applicant who thinks his project hung the moon- he doesn't want to observe the Area Plans, Code, or Architectural Guildelines. He doesn't want to submit a comprehensive sign package (yeah, it's an incomplete submittal at this time, but I'm being nice), he doesn't want to park it at the required ratio (he's about 8 spaces deficient on a medical office project), and he obviously doesn't understand what less than 50% means as I've told him to get his retention under 50% along his frontage and it's still well above that (not to mention square basins and our code states "natural and pleasing"). On top of all this at our last meeting he was borderline verbally abusive. So my question is this, what is the nicest way to tell a problem applicant to shut their pie hole? o
I've got an applicant who thinks his project hung the moon- he doesn't want to observe the Area Plans, Code, or Architectural Guildelines. He doesn't want to submit a comprehensive sign package (yeah, it's an incomplete submittal at this time, but I'm being nice), he doesn't want to park it at the required ratio (he's about 8 spaces deficient on a medical office project), and he obviously doesn't understand what less than 50% means as I've told him to get his retention under 50% along his frontage and it's still well above that (not to mention square basins and our code states "natural and pleasing"). On top of all this at our last meeting he was borderline verbally abusive. So my question is this, what is the nicest way to tell a problem applicant to shut their pie hole? o