(a) No building or part of a building and no lot or part of a lot may be occupied or used until the property owner has received a certificate of occupancy. A certificate of occupancy may not be issued until a zoning certificate has been issued and all work pursuant to building permits and other applicable certificates and permits has been properly completed. The purpose of a certificate of occupancy is to document a property owner's compliance to all applicable codes, certificates and permits.
(b) The Zoning Inspector may issue temporary certificates of occupancy during alterations for periods not to exceed six months.
(Ord. 1989-51. Passed 8-28-89.)