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2006-079
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5/4/2006
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2006
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the Zoning Code of the City of North Olmsted. <br />(2) Sec. 105-Entry (Amended) The Building Commissioner or any of his <br />designated agents may at any reasonable hour, enter any dwelling, <br />multifamily dwelling, building, structure or premises within the City to <br />perform any duty imposed on him by this building code, provided that <br />permission to enter is obtained from the occupant or, in the case of <br />unoccupied property, from the owner or his agent. If such permission is <br />refused or is otherwise unobtainable, a search warrant must be obtained <br />before such entry or inspection is made, except in the case of an existing <br />emergency in which case entry may be made at any time and no search <br />warrant is necessary. No person shall refuse to permit such emergency <br />entry or inspection, nor shall any person hinder, obstruct, resist or abuse <br />any person making or attempting to make such entry or inspection. <br />(3) Sec. 106-Violations and Penalties (Amended) No person, firm or <br />corporation, whether as owner, lessee, sub-lessee, or occupant shall erect, <br />construct, enlarge, alter, repair, improve, remove, convert, demolish, <br />equip, use, occupy or maintain any one, two or three-family dwelling in <br />the City or cause or permit the same to be done, contrary to or in <br />violation of any provision of this code. Whoever violates any provision <br />of this chapter or any code adopted herein or fails to comply with any <br />lawful order issued pursuant thereto is guilty of a misdemeanor of the <br />third degree. Each day during which noncompliance of a violation <br />continues shall constitute a separate offense. The City may institute <br />injunction proceedings in Common Pleas Court to abate the nuisance of <br />any violation or failure to cease work after receipt of a stop work order. <br />(4) Sec. 107-Right of Appeal AmendedZ All persons shall have the right to <br />appeal the Building Commissioner's decision to the Board of Building <br />Appeals established under Chapter 1315 of Part Thirteen Building Code. <br />(5) Sec. 111.3-Expiration(Deleted~ (Editor's Note: See Section 1321.05 of <br />the Codified Ordinances). <br />(6) Sec. 112.1-Plans (Amended When required by the Building Official, <br />plans shall be drawn to scale and shall be of sufficient clarity to indicate <br />the nature and extent of the work proposed and shall show in detail that it <br />will conform to the provisions of this Code and all relevant laws, <br />ordinances, rules and regulations. Plans shall include a plot plan drawn to <br />scale showing the location of all easements, drainage facilities, adjacent <br />grades, property lines, the proposed building and of every existing <br />building on the property. The Building Official may require drawings to <br />be verified by a registered architect or engineer as to code compliance. <br />(7) Sec. 114-Prefabricated Construction (Amended,Z The Ohio Building <br />Code provisions as published in Chapter 4101:2-1-64 of the Ohio <br />Administrative Code shall apply to and govern one, two and three-family <br />dwellings constructed of industrialized units, notwithstanding any <br />provisions to the contrary as contained in the One and Two Family <br />Dwelling Code adopted herein. <br />(8) Sec. 116.1-Record required. The permit holder or his agent shall post the <br />inspection record on the job site in an accessible and conspicuous place <br />when required by the building official in order to permit the required <br />entries. When it becomes possible the inspection record, which is <br />maintained on computer, will be made available by accessing the <br />Internet. If the contractor has made prior arrangements with the Building <br />Department, the need for posting of this at the job site will cease. The <br />purposes of this record are to augment communication with contractors <br />and inspectors in the field. The official record is to be kept in the <br />2002 Replacement <br />
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