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What happens if a building permit is based on approved plans and specifications that are subsequently found defective?
What happens if a building permit is based on approved plans and specifications that are subsequently found defective?
When does a building permit issued under this Code expire and become null and void?
When does a building permit issued under this Code expire and become null and void?
What can lead to the non-issuance, suspension, or revocation of a building permit according to the Building Official?
What can lead to the non-issuance, suspension, or revocation of a building permit according to the Building Official?
What action can the Building Official take if a building operation is found to be in violation of the Code?
What action can the Building Official take if a building operation is found to be in violation of the Code?
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How long can a building or work authorized under a building permit be suspended or abandoned before the permit becomes null and void?
How long can a building or work authorized under a building permit be suspended or abandoned before the permit becomes null and void?
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What would lead to non-compliance with the provisions of this Code as stated in Section 306?
What would lead to non-compliance with the provisions of this Code as stated in Section 306?
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Study Notes
Validity of Building Permits
- Issuance of a building permit does not imply approval to disregard or violate any provisions of the Code.
- If approved plans and specifications are found defective, the Building Official can require corrections or stop building operations that violate the Code.
Expiration of Building Permits
- A building permit expires and becomes null and void if:
- The authorized building or work is not commenced within one year from the permit date.
- The building or work is suspended or abandoned for 120 days after commencement.
Reasons for Non-Issuance, Suspension, or Revocation of Building Permits
- The Building Official may order non-issuance, suspension, or revocation of building permits due to:
- Errors in plans and specifications.
- Incorrect or inaccurate data or information supplied.
- Non-compliance with the Code or any rule or regulation.
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Test your knowledge on the validity of building permits and the requirements to comply with the building code. This quiz covers topics such as the consequences of disregarding building code provisions and the correction of defective plans and specifications.
