Whenever an inspection by any authorized member of the Bureau or other officer of the City discloses that:
(a) Inflammable or combustible material is not arranged, stored or used in any building or upon any premises in conformity with existing law, ordinance or permit, or in such a manner as to afford reasonable safety against the danger of fire or in the event of fire, or is so stored or arranged as to impede or prevent access to any exits from any premises in case of fire; or
(b) Fire escapes, fire doors, fire alarms, fire extinguishing equipment or appliances or other equipment for the prevention, extinguishing or warning of fires are wholly wanting or inadequate in number, condition, size, arrangement or efficiency for the reasonable protection of such premises and the occupants thereof or of adjoining property and occupants of the same or the public against fire or in the event of fire; or
(c) By reason of age, dilapidation or other cause any building, structure or premises or equipment thereon is particularly susceptible to the incidence or spread of fire or is in such condition or so situated as to endanger other property, the occupants thereof or the public in the event of fire,
the Chief may, by written order directed and served as provided in Section 1501.08, order the removal or rearrangement of materials mentioned in subsection (a) hereof, the installation, replacement or repair of the equipment or appliances mentioned in subsection (b) hereof, or the repair, relocation or removal of the buildings or structures mentioned in subsection (c) hereof and/or revocation of any permit issued under the provisions of Section 1501.05 to the extent deemed necessary or expedient for the reasonable protection of the premises involved, occupants thereof, adjoining property and occupants of the same and the general public.
(Ord. 164-1966. Passed 11-28-66.)