5. POWERS OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
5.1. A Budiding Inspector:

5.1.1. may enter any land, building or premises at any
reasonable time for the purpose of ascertaining that
the regulations of this Bylaw are being observed:

§.1.2. where any residence is occupied, shall obtain the
consent of the occupant or provide written notice
twenty~four hours in advance of entry;

5.1.3. shall carry proper credentials confirming his or her
atatus as a Building Inspector.

A Building Inspector may revoke or refuse to issue a permit
where the results of tests of materials, devices, construction
methods, structural assemblies or foundation conditions are

not satisfactory.

A Building Inspector may order the correction of any work
which is being or has been improperly done under a permit.

APPLICATIONS
6.1. Every person shall apply for and obtain:

6.1.1. a building permit before constructing, repairing or
altering a building or structure;

6.1.2. a plumbing permit before installing, repairing or
altering any plumbing and similar works as set out

in Section 3.2;

6.1.3. a demolition permit before demolishing a building;

6.1.4. a building moving permit before moving a buiiding to
any property?

6.1.5. a sign permit before constructing or placing a sign
reguiated by the Sign Bylaw.

An application for a building permit shall:

6.2.1. be made in the form attached as Schedule A to
Bylaw;

6.2.2. be signed by the Owner or agent;

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