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6. Flooring throughout the residential dwelling unit consistent with CBC Chapter 11A. 7. The installation of all receptacle outlets, lighting controls and environmental controls throughout the balance of the residential dwelling unit must comply with CBC Chapter 11A or applicable provisions of the California Electrical Code. 8. Standards pertaining to residential structures from ANSI A117.1 may be used throughout this [ordinance/chapter] when CBC Chapter 11A does not contain specific standards or when the ANSI Standards are equivalent to the Chapter 11A standards. XIV. Standards: New Construction or Substantial Rehabilitation—Permissive Options A. The developer or builder of a Visitable Residential Dwelling must offer an opportunity to select any the features listed in this [ordinance/chapter]to an owner or prospective owner of a Visitable Residential Dwelling at the earliest feasible time after the owner, purchaser, or prospective purchaser is identified. B. The developer or builder of a Visitable Residential Dwelling shall construct or install any requested features identified in this [ordinance/chapter] unless it would result in an unreasonable delay in the construction or significant unreimbursable costs to the developer or builder. C. The developer or builder of a Visitable Residential Dwelling, at his or her option, may offer or utilize standards for structural or design features, components or appliances and facilities, including but not limited ANSI Standards, which meet or exceed Chapter 11A and which offer greater availability, access or usability, and these are deemed to be in compliance with this [ordinance/chapter]. XV. Enforcement: A. It is unlawful for any person or entity to fail to comply with the requirements of this [ordinance/chapter]. B. [Local option] The city/county may prescribe administrative, civil, or criminal penalties or consequences, or any combination thereof, for violations of this [ordinance/chapter] which are consistent with those applicable for what it deems comparable municipal provisions. These may include, but are not limited to, enforcement provisions of the State Housing Law, sections 17910, et seq., of the California Health and Safety Code; injunctive relief or civil penalties; and requiring compliance prior to issuance of a final inspection report or certificate of occupancy. C. Remedies under this [paragraph/section]are in addition to and do not supersede or limit any and all other remedies, civil, criminal, or administrative. The remedies provided herein shall be cumulative and not exclusive. D. [Local Option]Whenever the Building Official or designee reinspects or otherwise takes any enforcement action against a residential dwelling unit which is Page 10 of 11