For a concrete/block foundation, add 4–5 inches of compacted fill dirt (clayey subsoil preferred) against the wall, tapering to grade over at least 5 feet beyond the eave.
Compact in lifts; verify with a level. This simple grading fix solves the inspector's concern.
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