(A) It shall be unlawful for any person, owner or agent thereof to occupy or use, or to permit the occupancy or use of any single or multi-family dwelling unit for any purpose including the movement of furniture, equipment or other personal property into the premises until a permit of occupancy has been issued by the Administrator. The certificate so issued shall state the occupancy complies with all of the provisions of this code as far as can be determined by a visual inspection of the premises and a review of the records.
(B) The fee for the occupancy permit/final inspection shall be $15 for each dwelling unit or building, or portion thereof, occupied. If an inspection certificate has been issued, then an occupant may move in on weekends and holidays when the department, responsible for issuing occupancy permits, is closed. The occupant is required to obtain the permit written three days after the Department is open.
(`92 Code, § 29-9-1) (Ord. 96-09, passed 8-7-96; Am. Ord. 96-18, passed 10-2-96)