If at any time a certificate of occupancy is issued and the sale or lease agreement is not consummated or is terminated so that the new owner, occupant or tenant would not thereupon occupy such premises in question, then the issued certificate of occupancy shall expire after six months from the date of issuance. Upon the expiration of this certificate of occupancy, it may be renewed consistent with the provisions of Section 1467.04. If renewed, there will be no fee for the renewal inspection, and the renewed certificate of occupancy shall expire six months from the date of its renewal unless the sale or rental of the dwelling unit is consummated before the expiration period.
(Ord. 809-A. Passed 3-14-94.)