(A) No permit or special permission required by the Fire Prevention Code shall be issued until the applicable fee required for the particular type of permit applied for has been paid. The Common Council may by ordinance from time to time, upon its own volition or upon recommendation of the Fire Chief or the Fire Prevention Board, establish a schedule of fees for permits required by the Fire Prevention Code and such schedule may include fees for inspections of premises or work done under such permits; provided, that until a schedule has been adopted pursuant to this section, the fee schedule, relative to the issuance of permits relating to fire protection which is in force and effect upon the effective date of this city code, shall remain in full force and effect.
(B) Permits issued pursuant to the Fire Prevention Code shall be valid for the period stated therein, but not more than one year; provided, that when a city license or other city permit is required in addition to a permit required by the Fire Prevention Code, such permit may be made valid for an indefinite period concurrent with the validity of such city license or other city permit.
(Prior Code, § 11-25)