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(c) Each permittee shall immediately notify the building official of any change of the permittee's residence or business address or telephone number. Such information shall be provided by the building official to the building official, who shall cause the information to be placed into the permit file without charge. Section 5.06. Fees; non-refundable. (a) The fee for a permit, whether original or renewal, shall be provided that the fee shall be reduced to for the second and each subsequent building where applications are simultaneously filed for two (2) or more buildings under common ownership that are situated on the same tract or parcel of land. The fee shall be paid to the building official at the time of the filing of the application. The fee for a certificate of compliance fot a secured building shall be (b) A replacement fee of shall be charged for replacement or reissuance of each permit, sticker, tag or token that is lost, mutilated or otherwise rendered unusable. (c) No refund of any permit fee paid hereunder shall be made by the city for any cause whatsoever. Section 5.07. Issuance. (a) Upon proper application, a permit to secure shall be provided the applicant in unvalidated form. A permit to secure is not -considered "issued" unless signed and validated by the building official or his designee, even if an unvalidated permit is given the applicant upon application. As soon thereafter as practicable, the building official shall inspect the vacant building to determine whether it is secure. If so, the permit shall be validated and issued. If not, the building official shall advise the owner of the deficiencies and shall reinspect the building upon receipt of a written request for reinspection and payment of a reinspection fee of (b) A permit shall be effective for a period of one (1) year from the date of its validation and issuance. In any instance in which the building official determines that the condition of the vacant building has deteriorated to the extent that it cannot be made secure, then the building official may take immediate action to bring the vacant building to a hearing or rehearing under Section 4.01 of this Article. (c) If the building official refuses to issue the permit on the grounds that the materials or means used are insufficient or inadequate to maintain the vacant building so that it is secure, then the building official shall so notify the owner in writing of the reasons for the denial. The owner of a vacant building may appeal a decision of the building official denying a permit on those grounds within ten (10) days after notice of the decision is mailed to the owner by filing a written notice of appeal in the office of the Planning Director. Within ten (10) days of receipt of the owners written request for a Page 16