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the applicant for a construction permit, or in the case of a combined permit, against <br /> the licensed subcontractor, who has requested an inspection which cannot be <br /> completed and/or approved by the Inspection Division for any of the following <br /> reasons: <br /> 1) the work for which the inspection has been requested is not <br /> installed or completed tothe extent that an inspection can be made; <br /> 2) the inspection reveals that there are violations which should have <br /> been found andcorrected by workers while simply checking their work before <br /> calling for an inspection; <br /> 3) the work for which the inspection has been requested has been <br /> covered up or hiddenfrom view so that an inspection cannot be made; <br /> 4) the Inspector is unable to gain entry at the time requested by the <br /> contractor; or <br /> 5) when previously noted violations have not been corrected. <br /> Fees assessed as herein provided may be appealed to the Construction and <br /> Housing Board of Appeals by filing a notice of such appeal with the City Clerk within <br /> fourteen (14) days of the mailing of notice of such assessment. An appeal shall stay <br /> the due date for payment until the date of the final order of the Board. <br /> Such fees shall be assessed by mailing notice of same to the owner or other <br /> person by certified mail, return receipt requested. Payment thereof shall be due <br /> fourteen(14) days after mailing of such notice,which notice must contain a statement <br /> of the right of the owner or other person to appeal the same to the Board and the time <br /> limitation thereon. <br /> In any judicial proceeding brought by the City to collect fees which have not <br /> been paid as required by the provisions hereof, failure to receive notice of the <br /> assessment of such fee may be adefense thereto, but only if such notice was not sent <br /> to the proper mailing address of the defendant or was received thereat by someone <br /> other than a person upon whom substituted service may be made pursuant to the <br /> Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. <br /> Any fee or fees assessed as herein provided, and any judgment entered for <br /> same, shall be in addition to any fine imposed by the Circuit Court under Section of <br /> this Chapter. <br /> No certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any building for which permit, <br /> or re- inspection fees are unpaid. <br /> 19. WITHHOLDING OF PERMITS. Building permits may be withheld from permit <br /> applicants,or in the case of combined permits from the licensed subcontractor,who is <br /> inviolation of Chapters 67, 67.2, 68, 69, or 70.1 of the City Code at a location other <br /> than that for which a permit is being sought. <br /> Such violation may include,but shall not be limited to the following: <br /> (a) Failure to arrange for inspections required under Chapters 67, 67.2, 68, 69, <br /> and/or 70.1 of the City Code within a reasonable time frame. <br /> (b) Failure to take reasonable requested action to uncover work which requires <br /> inspection but has been hidden from view of the inspector. <br /> (c) Failure to pay required permit or re-inspection fees. <br /> (d) Failure to obtain a building permit for work which required a building permit. <br /> (e) Failure to take reasonable action to notify and obtain approval from division of <br /> changes made to approved building permits. <br /> (f) Falsifying information on building permit applications. <br /> (g) Performance of building permit work under an invalid or voided building permit. <br />