CHAPTER 22.06
BUILDING OCCUPANCY RESUMPTION PROGRAM
BUILDING OCCUPANCY RESUMPTION PROGRAM
SECTION:
22.06.010: Establishment Of The Building Occupancy Resumption Program
22.06.020: Definitions
22.06.030: Administration
22.06.040: Adoption Of Rules And Regulations
22.06.050: Participation In The BORP Plan
22.06.060: Implementation Of BORP Inspections
22.06.070: Termination Of BORP Plan Eligibility
There is hereby established a voluntary building occupancy resumption program ("BORP") through which participants who satisfy the requirements set forth in this chapter can provide for the accelerated inspection and reoccupancy of their building after a significant earthquake that results in damage to buildings. (Ord. 46-13, 2013)
The terms below have the following meanings when used in this chapter:
APPROVED INSPECTOR: An inspector who has been approved by the city for the roles of: a) reviewing and signing off on those portions of the applicant's BORP plan pertinent to the inspector's area of expertise, and b) performing inspections of appropriate qualifying buildings subsequent to a triggering event.
BORP: Building occupancy resumption program.
BORP CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL: A certificate issued by the city to the building owner upon approval of the BORP plan pertaining to that particular building.
BORP LIST: The city's list of buildings that have a current BORP certificate of approval and are eligible for inspection by approved inspectors subsequent to a triggering event.
BORP PLAN: A package of information pertaining to a particular building that has been prepared for the purpose of determining whether that building will be included on the city's BORP list.
TRIGGERING EVENT: An earthquake large enough to create a declared state of emergency within the city. (Ord. 46-13, 2013)
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