(A) The Community Development Administrator shall inspect the property that is the subject of a building permit, a certificate of occupancy, or a temporary certificate of occupancy to determine whether the use of the property and structures comply in all other respects with the pertinent provisions of these regulations, applicable sections of the County Code, the state’s Environmental Barriers Act, being 410 ILCS 15/1 et seq. (if applicable), and the state’s Department of Public Health Code (if applicable).
(B) No certificate of occupancy shall be issued for a change-in-use until the premises have been inspected and such change is certified by the Community Development Administrator to be in compliance with all applicable regulations of the zoning district in which it is located.
(C) If the Community Development Administrator determines, after inspection, that a structure is not in compliance with applicable standards set for in this section, the established enforcement process shall be initiated within ten working days after the inspection to bring the applicant into compliance.
(D) If the Community Development Administrator determines, after inspection, that the structure is in compliance with applicable standards set forth in this section, and if all relevant fees have been paid, a certificate of occupancy shall be issued within ten working days after the final inspection.
(E) The construction authorized by a permit for new construction, including additions or alterations of existing structures, shall be in compliance when construction is complete and all building supplies and materials have been removed from the property. Failure to remove all materials leftover from the building’s construction shall be considered a violation, and the Community Development Administrator shall issue to the applicant a notice of violation and notice to appear before the County Adjudication Hearing Officer.
(F) A demolition authorized by a permit for the demolition of a building or structure shall be in compliance when all remnants of the building or structure have been removed from the property. The use of the building’s materials to fill in the excavated area is strictly prohibited. Failure to remove all remnants of the building or structure within the life of the permit shall be considered a violation, and the Community Development Administrator shall issue to the applicant a notice of violation and notice to appear before the County Adjudication Hearing Officer.
(Prior Code, 7 TCC 1-32(c))