[1980 Code § 121-97]
Whenever an owner, operator, occupant, prospective purchaser,
mortgagee or prospective occupant shall apply to the Division Manager
for an inspection in order to ascertain if any section of this Code
has been violated, the Division Manager shall, upon payment of the
fee hereunder stated, cause an inspection to be made of the premises
and issue an informational certificate or report of the inspections
to the applicant, indicating therein any violations of this Code on
the premises. The applicant for such inspection shall state in writing
his full name, residence and the reasons and basis for which the inspection
is requested. The Division Manager may deny the application for failure
to comply with this requirement.
[1980 Code § 121-98]
Where, in lieu of an inspection, an owner, operator, occupant,
lessee, prospective purchaser, mortgagee or prospective occupant requests
a status report as to whether or not there are any known violations
presently pending on the said premises, upon payment of the fee prescribed
herein, a copy of any notice or order on any violation then pending
shall be sent to the applicant.
[1980 Code § 121-99]
No inspection report issued under § 13-71 or status report under § 13-72 shall be construed as providing a defense against any violation of this Code or any other ordinance of the Town which may be discovered thereafter, whether or not the condition or violation existed at the time of any such inspection or status report. The inspection or status report is provided as a convenience to the public and shall not constitute a limitation on the full enforcement of this Code. The inspection or status report shall include only such matters as are embraced in this Code.
[1980 Code § 121-100; Ord. No.
O-21-87; Ord. No. O-9-94; Ord. No. O-30-06]
b.
The fee for dwellings of 10 or less dwelling units or rooming units,
and such additional amount as provided shall be $20 for the first
unit and $10 for each additional unit.
