(A) Upon the completion of the installation of the electrical wiring, devices and equipment, which have been authorized by issuance of a permit, it shall be the duty of the person making the installation to notify the Inspector who shall inspect the installation within a reasonable time. If the installation is found to be fully in compliance with the law and does not constitute violation, the Inspector shall issue a certificate of approval to such person for delivery to the owner authorized connection to the electrical services, the turning on the current and the use of installation. The Inspector shall send a written notice of the connection authorization to the public utility corporation furnishing the electric service.
(B) When a certificate is issued authorizing the connecting and use of temporary work, such certificates shall be issued to expire at a stated time and shall be revocable by the Inspector at his or her discretion. A preliminary certificate may be issued authorizing the connection and use of certain specified portions of an uncompleted installation, and such preliminary certificates are revocable at the discretion of the Inspector.
(C) If, upon inspection, the installation is found not to be fully in compliance with law, the Inspector shall forward or post for the person installing the installation a written notice stating the defect, which has been found to exist.
(Ord. 450, passed 9-9-2003)