§ 156.56 BUILDING PERMIT.
   (A)   General. Building permits shall not be issued for construction or improvement on any land required to be subdivided until all requirements of this chapter have been fully complied with.
   (B)   Survey required.
      (1)   Building permits shall not be issued until a certificate of survey of that lot or tract of land has been submitted to the Building Inspector and/or City Administrator/Clerk/Treasurer. Said certificate shall show the proposed building size and location by dimensions.
      (2)   Constructed buildings shall not be occupied until such time as the city has received assurance from the subdivider, the builder or the owner of such structure that the location of said building is in conformance with all setback regulations provided for in this chapter and in any other codes or regulations of the city. Said assurance shall be in the form of a signed and certified copy of a survey on which the land surveyor of the subdivider has indicated critical dimensions sufficient to prove that the location of such structure conforms with city ordinances, codes and regulations.
      (3)   Building permits shall not be issued for any structure until the city has been assured in writing or by a statement on the certificate that the structure shall be placed in such a location and at such an elevation that it will be practicable to service the structure to the existing or proposed sanitary sewer system.
   (C)   Occupancy permit. No building shall be occupied, following construction after issuance of a building permit, unless an occupancy permit is issued by the Building Inspector.
(1994 Code, § 13-1.10) (Ord. passed 12-17-2014) Penalty, see § 10.99