All work for which a building permit is required by this article shall be subject to inspection and approval by the Lassen County building inspector.
(Ord. 369 § 6(a), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6A, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(A), 1997)
Where the estimated cost of construction exceeds twenty-five thousand dollars, the called inspections may be made on separate portions of the building or structure, as designated by the building inspector, and the work for each portion separately inspected and approved upon payment of the fees required herein for such additional inspections.
(Ord. 369 § 6(b), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6B, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(B), 1977)
Work requiring a building permit shall not be commenced until the permit holder or his or her agent shall have posted an inspection record card issued by the building inspector with the building permit in a conspicuous place on the premises and in such position as to allow the building inspector conveniently to make the required entries thereon regarding inspection of the work.
(Ord. 369 § 6(c), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6C, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(C), 1977)
It is unlawful for any person to continue any work for which a building permit is required by this article beyond the point indicated for each of the inspections required by this chapter and the building permit issued therefor until after each such inspection is made and the work covered thereby approved by signature of the inspecting officer upon the inspection record card.
(Ord. 369 § 6(d), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6D, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(D), 1977)
It is unlawful for any person, including utility companies, to connect an electric power line or natural gas or liquid petroleum gas sources permanently to any building, mobilehome, or structure for which a building permit is required by this article until the final inspection has been made and approval signed by the building inspector. This section shall not prohibit the erection and use of temporary power poles approved by the power company during the course of construction.
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An external main disconnect shall be provided at the point of service entrance of all installations. Such disconnect shall be mounted on the side of the building.
(Ord. 369 § 6(e), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6E, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(E), 1977; Ord. 427-8 § 9, 1981)
It is unlawful for any person to use or occupy any building or structure to which electrical power is served from a temporary power pole more than thirty days following final inspection and approval of the building or structure by the building inspector.
(Ord. 369 § 6(f), 1965; Ord. 416 § 6F, 1974; Ord. 427 § 6(F), 1977)