(a) If after inspection the dwelling is found to conform with the requirements of this article, the Building Inspector shall issue a letter of compliance within two working days.
(b) If dwelling units or duplex or multiple dwelling are not all in compliance, the Building Inspector may issue a temporary letter of compliance for each dwelling unit conforming to the provisions of this article. A five-year letter of compliance shall be issued for the completed dwelling after the Building Inspector finds it in compliance with this article.
(c) A copy of the letter of compliance shall be available for inspection at the Municipal Building.
(d) Letters of compliance issued after the effective date of this section shall expire five years from the date of issuance unless sooner revoked under Section 1791.08. In those cases where a temporary letter of compliance is first issued. a letter of compliance issued thereafter shall expire five years from the date the temporary letter of compliance was issued.
(e) The letter of compliance shall include at least: the information contained in the application, the date of inspection, the name of the Inspector, the date of issue, and date of expiration.
If there is a change in ownership, the new owner shall register with the Town within thirty days of change of ownership upon such forms as designated by the Town. The fee for administrative processing of any such change shall be five dollars ($5.00).
(f) For multiple dwellings, the Inspector may issue a letter of compliance for the entire dwelling that includes all the required information and that lists the address for each dwelling unit.
(Passed 7-11-00.)
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