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Chapter 70.1 <br /> compliance after notice, shall be viewed and may be prosecuted as a separate and distinct <br /> offense. <br /> 9. OTHER REMEDIES. The imposition of the penalties herein prescribed shall not <br /> preclude the institution of appropriate action to prevent, abate or to stop acts, activities, or <br /> maintenance of work or systems not in compliance with code or this Chapter in or about any <br /> premises. <br /> 10. RE-INSPECTION FEES. A re-inspection fee of$30.00 shall be assessed against <br /> the applicant for a construction permit, or in the case of a combined permit, against the licensed <br /> subcontractor, who has requested an inspection which cannot be completed and/or approved by <br /> the Inspection Division for any of the following reasons: (1) the work for which the inspection <br /> has been requested is not installed or completed to the extent that an inspection can be made; (2) <br /> the inspection reveals that there are more than three (3) material items which need substantial <br /> correction before an approval for code compliance can be made; or (3) the work for which the <br /> inspection has been requested has been covered up or hidden from view so that an inspection <br /> cannot be made. <br /> If an inspection can be made, but 3 or fewer items are found which need correction to <br /> fully comply with the Building Code, the permit applicant or licensed subcontractor shall be <br /> notified in writing by the Inspection Division of the corrections required, and a re-inspection fee <br /> of$30.00 shall be assessed against the permit applicant or licensed subcontractor only when any <br /> subsequently requested inspection reveals that any of the previously noted code violations have <br /> not been corrected. <br /> Fees assessed as herein provided may be appealed to the Construction and Housing <br /> Board of Appeals (Board) by filing a notice of such appeal with the City Clerk within fourteen <br />