(B) Qualifications.
(1) The Building Inspector shall have the necessary qualifications required by the state to determine compliance with applicable state and local building codes relating to the construction of buildings.
(2) The Building Inspector shall also act as the Plumbing Inspector and the Electrical Inspector, and shall be certified by the state’s Department of Industry, Labor, and Human Relations to administer and enforce all the provisions of the state’s Uniform Dwelling Code.
(3) During temporary absence or disability of the Building Inspector, the Village Board shall designate an acting Building Inspector.
(C) General powers and duties. The Building Inspector shall enforce the provisions of this subchapter and of all other ordinances and the laws and orders of the state which relate to building construction, plumbing, and electrical installations, and for these purposes may at all reasonable times enter buildings and premises. He or she may pass upon any questions arising under the provisions of this subchapter relating to buildings, subject to conditions contained in this chapter. No person shall interfere with the Inspector while in the performance of the duties prescribed in this subchapter.
(D) Records. The Building Inspector shall keep a record of all applications for building permits in a book and regularly number each permit in the order of issuance. He or she shall keep a record showing the number, description, and size of all buildings erected during his or her term of office, indicating the kind of materials used, the cost of each building, and the aggregate cost of all buildings of the various classes. He or she shall keep a record of all inspections made and of all removal and condemnation of buildings. He or she shall make a report to the Village Board upon request.
(E) Appeals. Any person feeling himself or herself aggrieved by any order or ruling of the Building Inspector may, within 20 days thereafter, appeal from such order or ruling to the Board of Zoning Appeals, such appeal to be in writing.
(Prior Code, § 14.05)