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? ,?• . apartment house, rental dwelling, rooming house, dormitory or accessory sleeping quarters for nontransients in violation of the zoning ordinances or other ordinances of the City. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7-69.) 713.08 SUSPENSION OF LICENSE. The Building Commissioner may suspend the license provided for in Section 713.03, upon being advised by the Fire Chief, Police Chief or Building Commissioner that such premises are in violation of any provision of this chapter or any other ordinance or resolution of the City. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7-69.) 713.09 CANCELLATION OF LICENSE; NOTIFICATION. The Building Commissioner may cancel any license issued hereunder and withdraw a certificate of occupancy for any apartment house, rental dwelling, rooming house, dormitory or accessory sleeping quarters for nontransients when a violation of a State law, the Fire Prevention Code, or City ordinance has been found to exist on the premises in excess of sixty days after notice has been sent to the owner of such apartment. Notification for the purpose of this section shall be by certified or registered mail to the owner at the address shown on the Cuyahoga County tax duplicate records. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7-69.) 713.10 APPEALS. In case the Building Commissioner refuses to issue a license or cancels or suspends a license, the applicant may appeal from such order to the Board of Building Code Appeals. Notice of such appeal shall be in writing and shall be filed with the Board of Building Code Appeals within fifteen days after the making of such order. The Board of Building Code Appeals, within ten days after the filing of such notice of appeal, shall proceed with the hearing of such appeal, at which hearing all parties interested shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard. The Board of Building Code Appeals shall approve, modify or annul such order from which the appeal has been perfected, and the finding of the Board of Building Code Appeals shall be final on all parties thereto. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7-69.) 713.11 CONFLICT. In the event of conflict between any provisions of this chapter, including any rules and regulations adopted pursuant to this chapter, and any provisions of the ordinances of the City, including any rules and regulations adopted pursuant to such ordinances, the more restrictive provisions shall prevail. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7- 69. ) 713.12 HEATING CAPACITY. Every dwelling unit shall be provided with approved heating facilities capable of maintaining an average temperature of seventy degrees Fahrenheit in all habitable rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and water closet compartments whenever the outdoor temperature is minus five degrees Fahrenheit, without forcing the facilities to operate in excess of their capacity. (Ord. 68-199. Passed 1-7-69.) 713.13 SUPPLY OF HEAT. The owner, operator or agent in charge of a dwelling structure, who rents or leases any dwelling unit therein under an agreement, expressed or implied, to supply or furnish heat to the occupants thereof, shall supply heat adequate to maintain an inside temperature of not less than seventy degrees Fahrenheit in all habitable rooms, 3