A certificate of occupancy, which must be secured before a building is occupied, is to be issued by the building officer when inspections following the work demonstrate compliance with this title and permit and any other pertinent laws and ordinances. A temporary occupancy permit may be issued for a building if it is found that the condition of the building and the lighting, heating, water supply, sewage disposal and sanitary facilities available to the occupant provide a reasonable degree of safety. Evidence of assurance in a cash bond to ensure reasonably prompt completion shall be furnished. Permit may be revoked if work to complete is not diligently pursued. (Ord. 2011-009, 5-10-2011)