(A) The Building Inspector of the City of Burton, or his or her designate, shall conduct an inspection of all multiple dwellings located within the City of Burton. The maximum period between inspections of a multiple dwelling shall be not greater than 3 years.
(B) Multiple dwellings which have been inspected by the State of Michigan, or any agency of the State of Michigan, or, governmental unit shall be exempt from inspection by the City of Burton for a period of 3 years from the date of its last such inspection, provided that the results of the inspection are provided to the City of Burton.
(C) (1) In accordance with § 127 of the Michigan Housing Law (M.C.L.A. § 125.527), in a non-emergency situation the city may obtain a warrant from the 67th Judicial District Court when the owner or occupant of the subject premises denies voluntary entrance for purposes of the inspection of the premises. The city’s request for the warrant shall state the address of the building to be inspected, the nature of the inspection, the reason for the inspection, and that the warrant is requested pursuant to this section and § 127 of the Michigan Housing Law, as amended.
(2) If the Court finds that the warrant is in proper form and in accord with § 127 of the Michigan Housing Law and the term of this section, it shall be issued forthwith.
(3) In the event of an emergency no warrant shall be required.
(D) The City Council shall establish a fee for the inspections and re-inspection required and necessitated by the adoption of this section. The fees shall be established and from time to time amended by resolution of the Council.
(E) The failure of the owner or occupant of the unit to be inspected to involuntarily allow for the inspection as herein required shall be deemed responsible for a municipal civil infraction.
(F) The failure to correct any violation discovered by the inspection of any unit within 10 days from the date of the issuance of a notice of the violations shall be deemed a municipal civil infraction.