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<br />BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS
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<br />ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
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<br />Sec. 82-1. No building permits on property with delinquent taxes.
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<br />(a) The city council hereby determines and declares that it shall be the policy of the city not
<br />to issue any permit, license, or certificate, of any kind under this chapter, to any person, firm,
<br />or corporation, owing any delinquent ad valorem taxes to the city on the real property which
<br />is the subject of the application for a permit, license, or certificate, Ad valorem taxes shall be
<br />considered "delinquent" under the terms of this section, if not paid in full by February first of
<br />the year following the year in which said taxes were assessed.
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<br />(b) No officer or employee of the city shall issue a permit, license, or certificate, of any kind
<br />under this chapter, without first determining that no delinquent ad valorem taxes are owed to
<br />the city on the real property which is t~e subject of the application for a permit, license, or
<br />certificate.
<br />(Ord, No. 98-2217, ~ 2, 2-9-98)
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<br />Sees. 82-2-82-30. Reserved.
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<br />ARTICLE II. BUn.DING CODE*
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<br />Sec. 82-31. Adoption; amendments.
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<br />The Standard Building Code, 1994 edition, and appendices as adopted by the Southern
<br />Building Code Congress International, Inc., a copy of which is on file in the office of the city
<br />,) secretary, is hereby adopted and designated as the building code of the city, incorporated by
<br />reference in this article, and made a part of this article, as fully as if copied at length in this
<br />section; provided, however, that sections 102,2,1 and 102.2,2, are amended, and shall hereafter
<br />read as follows:
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<br />Sect~on 102,2.1, Building official qualifications,
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<br />, ,The building official shall have at least ten years' experience or the equivalent, as an
<br />architect, engineer, inspector, contractor or superintendent of construction, or any combination
<br />of these, five years of which shall have been in responsible charge of work, The building official
<br />should be certified as a building official through a recognized certification program, .
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<br />Section 102.2,2, Chief inspector qualifications.
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<br />The building official, with the approval of the applicable governing authority, may de~ignate
<br />chief inspectors to administer the provisions of the building, electrical, gas, mechanical and
<br />plumbing codes. Each chief inspector shall have at least ten years' experience or the
<br />equivalent, as an architect, engineer, inspector, contractor or superintendent of construction,
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<br />*State law reference-Authority of city to prescribe fire limits, V,T,C,A" Local Govern-
<br />ment Code ~ 342.012.
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<br />Supp, No. 1
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<br />CD82:7
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