Should the Building Inspector determine that the construction proposed does not require any special skill or knowledge, and that the structure is of such a small nature as to make expensive design impracticable, the Building Inspector may waive the requirement that plans and specifications are to be prepared by a duly licensed civil engineer, and may accept plans prepared by the applicant or his or her agents.
(Prior Code, § 8.24.150) (Ord. 496, passed - -1982; Am. Ord. 499, passed - -1982)