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004 2-26. It shall be the duty of the constable when called upon by the inspector, to perform such duties as may be necessary to enforce the pro- visions of this code. 2-27· When any work shall have been stopped by the inspector for any reason whatsoever it shall not again be resumed until the building in- spector shall have been satisfied that the reason for work stoppe~e has been completely removed. 2-28. It shall be the duty of the inspector to pass upon all questions relating to the strength and durability of buildings or structures. \, 2-29. The inspector shall examine all buildings or structures for which application has been made for a permit to enlarge, remove or alter such building or structure, to determine whether or not such permit may be granted. 2-30. The inspector is hereby given authority to make such tests or order such tests to be made as he may deem necessary to determine the safety of the condition of any structure, buil~ing or part thereof, material or machinery which it becomes his duty under the provisions of this code to inspect. 2-)1. If in the opinion of the inspector any building or structure shall from any cause whatsoever be in a dangerous condition to persons or property, it shall be his duty to notify the owner thereof of such. con- dition in writing. 2-32. The inspeotor shall have the authority to cause the repair or reconstruction of any building or structure which is dangerous or unsafe to persons or property. 2-33. The inspector shall in writing notify the owner of any building . which might be unsafe, to make the necessary repairs or reconstruction within a specified time. 2-34. The inspector is empowered to recommend condemnation proceedings on any building or structure after proper notices have been delivered to the owner. 2-35. In cases of condemnation, the inspector shall post notices upon the property affected. 2-)6. The inspector shall then have authority, thirty days after such condemnation has been imposed, to enter upon said premises and to fenoe in, prop-up or tear down and remove such unsafe or dangerous building or structure and do all things which in his opinion may be necessary for the protection of life and adjoining property. 2-)7. The amount of the expense Càus~d'bY condemnation may be re- covered by the township from the owner, or owners of the lot or parcel of land. 2-)8. A statement of the expense of any work incidental to the con- demnation of a struc,ture or building shall be filed by the building inspector in the office of the clerk.