Upon submission of an application for a permit provided herein, the Building Official and other staff, as required, shall make an inspection of the building to determine whether or not the building appears to be structurally sound and capable of being made to comply with city building and safety laws if moved to the contemplated location and occupied and used for the intended purpose and if it is sound, to so indicate on the application. If it is not so found, a written finding shall be made to the application to advise him or her of the condition of the building and the basic repairs required to be made prior to moving. If, in the opinion of the Building Official, a building should not be moved, he or she shall declare his or her findings in writing to the owner, who may appeal the same under the provision of this chapter for building and housing code appeals.
(Ord. 1580, passed 12-1-10)