Questions and Answers
What happens if a building permit is based on approved plans and specifications that are subsequently found defective?
The Building Official can require the permittee to correct the defective plans and specifications.
When does a building permit issued under this Code expire and become null and void?
If the building or work authorized is not commenced within one year
What can lead to the non-issuance, suspension, or revocation of a building permit according to the Building Official?
Errors found in the plans and specifications
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?
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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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