2011-50 AMENDING CITY CODE - CHAPTER 68 - MECHANICAL CODE

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Chapter 68 upon which a violation occurs or is allowed to continue, or a condition is not brought into compliance after notice, shall be viewed and shall be prosecuted as a separate and distinct offense. 12. OTHER REMEDIES. The imposition of the penalties herein prescribed shall not preclude the institution of appropriate action to prevent unlawful construction or to restrain, correct or abate a violation or to stop an illegal act, conduct, business or operation of mechanical equipment or systems in or about any premises. 13. RE-INSPECTION FEES. A re-inspection fee of$30.00 shall be assessed against the applicant for a construction permit, or in the case of a combined permit, against the licensed subcontractor, who has requested an inspection which cannot be completed and/or approved by the Inspection Division for any of the following reasons: (1) The work for which the inspection has been requested is not installed or completed to the extent that an inspection can be made; (2) The inspection reveals that the mechanical system has code violations due to: Mechanical equipment and appliances not being installed in accordance with manufacturer's installation instructions for the labeled equipment; or (3) the work for which the inspection has been requested has been covered up or hidden from view so that an inspection cannot be made. If an inspection can be made, but 3 or fewer items are found which need correction to fully comply with the Mechanical Code, the permit applicant or licensed subcontractor shall be notified in writing by the Inspection Division of the corrections required, and a re-inspection fee of$30.00 shall be assessed against the permit applicant or licensed subcontractor only when any subsequently requested inspection reveals that any of the previously noted code violations have not been corrected. (AMENDED, Ordinance No. 2000-26, April 17, 2000)