Board moves code changes toward public hearing: certificate of compliance and 90-day permit review
Town staff proposed replacing the proposed "updated certificate of occupancy" with a certificate of compliance (not a new CEO) and adding a 90-day backstop for building-department reviews of completed permit applications; the board voted to send both items to public hearing with an effective date of Jan. 1, 2027.
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Jake Turner presented two interrelated amendments to the town's building code at the Sept. 1 work session. The first revises the previously discussed "updated certificate of occupancy" to a "certificate of compliance," which the town would issue to indicate that the structures on a property have the necessary certificates of occupancy and do not require new permits.
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