Section 15.36.030   Occupancy permit procedures.
   A.   Permit work or construction activity. Upon completion of the permit work or other construction activity, and upon the written request of the owner, the Director shall cause the permit work to be inspected. If, upon inspection, the Director determines that the permit work has been completed in conformity with the approved construction documents, and if there are no pending building or departmental orders or uncorrected violations of this code or statutory law, then the Director shall issue a certificate of occupancy. No work shall be inspected if any permit authorizing the work for which the inspection is requested has lapsed as provided in Section 15.32.190. If, upon inspection, the permit work does not qualify for a certificate of occupancy, the Director shall provide a written notice to the owner stating the reasons why a certificate of occupancy cannot be issued.
   B.   Accessory dwelling units. Upon the written request of the owner, the Director shall cause the accessory dwelling unit to be inspected. If, upon inspection, the Director determines that the inspected premises meets the criteria for occupancy as provided in Section 15.36.055, and if there are no pending building or departmental orders or uncorrected violations of this code or statutory law other than the failure to register the accessory dwelling unit that is the subject of the inspection, then the Director shall issue a certificate of occupancy. If, upon inspection, the premises does not qualify for a certificate of occupancy, the Director shall provide a written notice to the owner stating the reasons why a certificate of occupancy cannot be issued.
(MC-1-2012, Amended, 3/20/2012; MC-3-2005, Renumbered, 06/21/2005)