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BUILDINGS AND PERMIT FEES
Detailed plans and specifications for the construction of any building, or addition to an existing building or for the remodeling of any existing building must be submitted to and approved by the city clerk and a permit issued before construction is begun. If and when the plans and specifications are approved by the clerk, a building permit shall be issued by the clerk for construction of the improvment requested.
(Ord. 10, passed 8-20-68) Penalty, see § 152.99 (A)
The permit shall be displayed in a conspicuous location on the premises and shall remain so displayed during the entire period of construction.
(Ord. 10, passed 8-20-68) Penalty, see § 152.99 (A)
The fees, payable to the city clerk, for building permits and permits for signs shall be as follows:
Buildings | |
For a one-family residence | $15 |
For any addition thereto | 10 |
For a multi-family resendence, or any commercial building, not exceeding 20,000 cublic feet | $30 |
For any addition thereto, not exceeding | |
10,000 cubic feet | 20 |
For each additional l,000 cubic feet | .50 |
For a garage for a single family residence | 2.50 |
A garage for any other purpose shall be considered as a commercial building | |
Signs | |
Nonilluminated | $ 5 |
Illuminated | 10 |
72 square feet or more | 25 |
(Ord. 4, passed 4-27-71)
Before any building construction in the city is begun, pursuant to a permit therefor, a deposit of $100 shall be made to the city clerk for the purpose of insuring that all waste, debris, and any and all other extraneous material, relating to the building or any other item mentioned in the plans and specifications filed with the application for the permit, are removed from the site within a reasonable time after the project has been completed, or to remove them if for any reason the project is unduly delayed or abandoned prior to completion. This deposit is also to insure that all provisions and requirements of the building permit have been fully complied with in all respects. In the event all waste, debris, and other extraneous material have been removed and all provisions and requirements of the permit have been met, the deposit of $100 shall be refunded to the individual or firm making the deposit. Failure to comply with these provisions, or any of them, shall constitute grounds for forfeiture of the deposit, in addition to the fines as provided for in this chapter.
(Ord. 2, passed 1-8-74) Penalty, see § 152.99 (A)
A building permit shall expire and terminate at the expiration of 3 months from its date unless the construciton of the improvements authorized has in good faith begun within that time. A permit for any type of residential building or family garage, or any addition, shall terminate one year from its date unless the improvments is completed within that time. A permit for any other type of building, or addition, shall terminate 2 years from its date unless the improvement is completed within that time.
(Ord. 4, passed 1-28-69) Penalty, see § 152.99 (B)
If construction of an improvement authorized by a permit has begun as herein provided, then the exterior of the building, including removal of construction debris, shall be completed within the period of the permit. Failure so to do shall be a violation of §§ 152.14 and 152.15 by the holder of the permit. Failure to so remove said debris shall constitute a continuing violation, each day's continuance being a separate offense, until the debris is removed. Violation of this section may be avoided by the holder of the permit, at least 10 days before its expiration, applying to the city clerk for a renewal permit for completion of the improvment, and showing good cause for failure to complete the exterior walls and removing the debris within the period of the original permit. Upon good cause being shown the city clerk may issue a renewal permit, for not longer than 6 months, at a fee of 1/2 the original fee, for completion of the improvement.
(Ord. 4, passed 1-28-69) Penalty, see § 152.99 (B)
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