(A) Conflict Between District Regulations: Nothing herein is to be construed as repealing any requirement relating to the proper wiring, plumbing and construction of any building or structure, all work to be in conformity with the building codes and ordinances of the city as now in effect or as provided by ordinance. If such a permit would otherwise be required, an application for a building or demolition permit shall be submitted in conjunction with the application for a certificate of appropriateness. In all zoning districts lying within the boundaries of a historic preservation district, the regulations for both the zoning district and the historic preservation district shall apply. Whenever there is a conflict between the regulations of the zoning district and the regulations of the historic preservation district, the more restrictive shall apply.
(B) Building Permits And Demolition Permits: No building permit nor any demolition permit shall issue with respect to any property or improvement thereon which is subject to any provision of this chapter until the city council either accepts or rejects the recommendation(s) of the commission with respect to the subject property or improvement.
(C) Restraint Of Alienation And Condemnation: Nothing in this chapter is intended to be a restraint upon alienation of real property. Nothing in this chapter is intended to in any way deprive any property owner, legal or equitable, of any interest in such property. In interpreting and applying this chapter, the commission, the city council, and all courts of competent jurisdiction shall interpret and apply this chapter in conformity with the legislative intent set forth in this section. (Ord. 1192, 5-3-1988)