(a) For each new building, structural alteration or addition to an existing building or structure, there shall be filed a duplicate set of plans and specifications, clearly setting forth the nature and extent of the work proposed to be done. The plans shall be dated and drawn to scale, and the name of the architect, engineer or draftsman shall be inscribed thereon.
(b) The plans and specifications submitted to the Building Inspector shall be given the same number as the permit, and any corrections to be made are to be clearly marked in contrasting colors. The approved set of the plans and specifications so marked shall be kept by the Building Inspector, and the duplicate approved copy properly stamped and returned to the applicant.
No changes are to be made on the plans and specifications after a permit has been granted, except upon written approval of the Building Inspector.
(c) Where an alteration or extension to an existing building or structure is, in the opinion of the Building Inspector, of so minor a nature or character that it cannot be clearly set forth upon a set of plans and/or specifications, a written application to the Building Inspector, setting forth in detail the work proposed to be done, will be deemed sufficient.
(Ord. 288. Passed 5-24-54.)