I just received a call from the selling agent. I had written-up a gas fireplace for the blower fan not operating. A company that that installs fireplaces in our area came-out and inspected the unit and additionally found that the fireplace exhaust is 2 inches too close to the main gas meter on the exterior of the house. The client wanted this confirmed and the utility company came-out and verbally confirmed what the fireplace evaluator had said. Still 2 inches too close. The individual from the utility company said it's too close, but he wouldn't move the exhaust of the main meter. The client wanted this in writing, but the utility company does not put these things in writing. They said this would fall on the home inspector. I guess I am just looking for some guidance. Yes I missed this violation, but I'm apprehensive about saying it's okay when it clearly isn't. I think what they are wanting me to say is that the utility company came-out and inspected it, but recommended it be left in its present state. I, however, am not the utility company. I've only been doing inspections for a year and I would really appreciate any advice. Thanks in advance.