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Proper Grammar and Word Choice

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Reply Tue 28 Nov, 2017 07:02 am
Which is correct:

The building permit has been applied for with University City.
or
The building permit has been applied for through University City.
or a better suggestion
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Reply Tue 28 Nov, 2017 07:09 am
@dabbadabba,
Building permits are usually applied "to" but can go " through" a building department.

We applied to the city for a building permit.

We applied through the Planning Commission for the permit.
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