All time periods of 10 days or less specified in the Bylaw and
these regulations shall be computed using business days only. Where
the time is 10 days or less, the period shall commence starting the
first day after the date of the event, such as the issuance of a document
and ending at the close of business on the last business day. All
other time periods specified in the Bylaw and these regulations shall
be computed on the basis of calendar days with the period commencing
on the first day after the date of the event and ending at the close
of business on the last calendar day, unless the last day falls on
a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, in which case the last day shall
be the next business day following.
If, at any point, during the Building Demolition Review process,
including the period of Demolition Delay, ownership of the building
changes and it is also the intent of the new owner to demolish the
building, the current application for Building Permit Demolition shall
remain valid, provided that the new owner adhere to any conditions
imposed on the demolition. If the new owner intends to change any
aspect of the demolition or replacement plans, the application becomes
void and a new application must be made to the Building Inspector.
At that point, the process set forth by these regulations begins anew.
Regardless of building ownership, any lapse of a building permit authorizing
demolition issued for a property that has been subject to the Building
Demolition Review process will cause the original application to become
void, and the property will again be subject to the Building Demolition
Review process for any future proposed demolition.