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(A) Detailed plans and specifications shall accompany each application for permit when the estimated total cost of the building or structure is in excess of $330,000 and for any other building or structure where plans and specifications are deemed necessary by the appropriate Inspector in order for him or her to determine whether the proposed work complies with the appropriate regulatory codes. Plans shall be drawn to scale with sufficient clarity to indicate the nature and extent of the work proposed, and the plans and specifications together shall contain information sufficient to indicate that the work proposed will conform to the provisions of this chapter and the appropriate regulatory codes.
(B) Where plans and specifications are required, a copy of the same shall be kept at the work site until all authorized operations have been completed and approved by the appropriate Inspector.
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(A) No permit shall be issued for any building or structure that would be in violation of any state general statute applicable to the county, this chapter, or other regulatory code herein adopted.
(B) No permit shall be issued unless the required plans and specification are identified by the name and address of the author thereof.
(C) If the state general statutes require that plans for certain type of work be prepared only by a registered architect or registered engineer, then no permit may be issued unless the plans and specifications bear the state seal of a registered architect or registered engineer. If a provision of the state general statutes or of any ordinance requires that the work be done by a licensed specialty contractor of any kind, no permit for the work may be issued unless the work is to be performed by a duly licensed contractor.
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When proper application for a permit has been made, and the appropriate Inspector is satisfied that the application and the proposed work comply with the provisions of this chapter and the appropriate regulatory codes, he or she shall issue the permits, upon payment of the proper fee(s).
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The appropriate Inspector may revoke and require the return of any permit by notifying the permit holder in writing stating the reason for the revocation. Permits shall be revoked for: any material departure from the approval application, plans, or specifications; refusal or failure to comply with proper orders of the Inspectors; refusal or failure to comply with requirements of this chapter and any applicable state or local laws; and/or for false statements or misrepresentations made in securing the permit.
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All permits issued under this chapter shall expire by limitation six months after the date of issuance if the work authorized by the permit has not commenced. If, after commencement, the work is discontinued for a period of 12 months, the permit therefor shall immediately expire. No work authorized by any permit which has expired shall thereafter be performed until a new permit therefor has been secured.
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After a permit has been issued, no change or deviations from the terms of the application, plans, and specifications, or the permit, except where the changes or deviations are clearly permissible under the state’s Building Code, shall be made until specific written approval of the changes or deviations has been obtained from the appropriate Inspector.
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Fees for permits shall be based upon the total estimated cost of the proposed work, including all sub-contracts, if any, but in no case shall the total estimated cost be less than the market value of similar completed work in the same or similar location as determined by the appropriate Inspector(s). Failure to obtain permits at the proper time will cause the fees charged to be doubled. (See § 150.04.)
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CONDEMNATION, REPAIR, AND DEMOLITION OF UNSAFE BUILDINGS
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