(a) When in the judgment of the Building Commissioner the work for which any building permit was issued is not being performed in conformity to the detailed statement, plans or specifications upon wich such permit was issued, or if the stamped plans are not kept on the work, it shall be the duty of the Commissioner to notify the owner or his agent, in writing, that the work is being constructed in violation of this chapter, and that such work must be suspended until a permit for such deviation from the detailed statement, plans or specifications is obtained, or that such work shall be made to conform to the detailed statement, plans and specifications, upon which a permit therefor was issued. If the owner or his agent fails to comply with the notice on the service thereof, it shall be the further duty of the Commissioner to revoke the permit. Written notice of such revocation signed by the Commissioner shall be immediately mailed to the owner or his agent at the address given in the application for the permit, and the revocation shall be posted on such premises, and it shall be unlawful for any person to perform any work in or about the structure or building, or to use, let, rent or occupy such structure or building after the revocation of the permit and the posting of notice thereof except to perform such work as may be required for the correction of existing violations.
(b) When a permit has been revoked on account of poor material or bad workmanship in masonry construction, the Commissioner may require the owner to employ a superintendent, acceptable to the Commissioner, who shall be kept on the work until the masonry has been finished, and who shall be paid by the owner.
(c) When a permit has been revoked it shall not be reinstated until all existing violations have been corrected, and a superintendent provided, if required. Written notice of the reinstatement of a permit shall be given to the owner before work may proceed.
(Ord. 3-1935. Passed 4-23-35.)