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CODE SUPPLEMENTS
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2/20/2002
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2003 APRIL
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SUPPLEMENT NO 12
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20.12.014 <br />103.3.4 Expiration. <br />Every permit issued by the building <br />official under the provisions of the <br />uniform codes as adopted in this <br />article shall expire by limitation and <br />become null and void if one or more <br />of the following conditions occur: <br />1. The work authorized by such <br />permit is not commenced within <br />180 days from the date of issu- <br />ance of such permit; or <br />2. The work authorized by such <br />permit is suspended or abandoned <br />for 180 days at any time after <br />such work has commenced; or <br />3. 180 days has elapsed since the <br />most recent approval for an in- <br />spection has been given by the <br />Building Official. <br />If the permit has expired, before such <br />work can be recommenced, a new <br />permit shall be first obtained to do <br />so, and the fee therefore shall be one <br />half the amount required for a new <br />permit for such work, provided no <br />changes have been made or will be <br />made in the original plans and speci- <br />fications for such work, and provided <br />further that such suspension or aban- <br />donment has not exceeded one year. <br />In order to renew action on a permit <br />after expiration, the permittee shall <br />pay a new full permit fee. <br />Any permittee holding an unexpired <br />permit may apply for an extension of <br />the time within which work may <br />commence under that permit when <br />the permittee is unable to commence <br />work within the time required by this <br />section for good and satisfactory <br />reasons. The building official may <br />extend the time for action by the <br />permittee for a period not exceeding <br />1. The master fee schedule is on file in the office of the city clerk. <br />180 days on written request by the <br />permittee showing that circumstances <br />beyond the control of the permittee <br />have prevented action from being <br />taken. No permit shall be extended <br />more than once. <br />(Ord. 1869 § 3, 2002) <br />20.12.015 Section 103.4.1 <br />Amended -Permit Fees: <br />Section 103.4.1 of the California <br />Building Standards Code 2001 Edition <br />(24 CCR), and including by reference <br />the Uniform Plumbing Code, 2000 <br />Edition, is amended as follows: <br />Permit Fees. The fees for said Code <br />shall be as set forth in the Master <br />Fee Schedule'. <br />(Ord. 1869 § 3, 2002; Ord. 1778 § 3, <br />1999; Ord. 1669 § 3, 1995) <br />20.12.017 Section 103.4.2 -Plan <br />Review Fees: <br />Section 103.4.2 of the California <br />Building Standards Code 2001 Edition <br />(24 CCR), and including by reference <br />the Uniform Plumbing Code, 2000 <br />Edition, is amended as follows: <br />Permit Fees. The fees for said Code <br />shall be as set forth in the Master <br />Fee Schedule'. <br />(Ord. 1869 § 3, 2002; Ord. 1778 § 3, <br />1999) <br />20.12.020 Section 102.3.2 <br />Amended -Penalties: <br />Section 102.3.2 of the California <br />Building Standazds Code 2001 Edition <br />(Pleasanton April 2003) '70C <br />
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