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005 2-39. The expense involved due to condemnation as shown in the report of the inspector shall become a lien in favor of the village upon the . lot or parcel of land. 2-40. Any lien which has been,stablished against any property as a result of condemnation and eXP.ðn~. Sf incidental thereto may be enforced in a civil action in any court~ competent jurisdiction. ,.f 2-41. After the removal or destruction of any building the inspector shall notify the owner or his agent in writing to clean up all debris and also to fill any old foundations or pits. 2-42. If the work of cleaning up debris and filling in of old founda- tions has not been started within thirty (30) days from the time of-the inspeotor's written notice to the owner or agent, the inspector shall have authority to enter upon the premises and to perform such work. 2-43. Should it become necessary for the inspector, after due notice as set forth in this code, to perform work which causes expense to the township, the amount of this expense may be placed as a lien against said property_ 2-44. All permits issued shall expire ninety (90) days after the date thereof, and unless the work contemplated and authorized thereby is in actual progress all fees shall be forfeited. SECTION 3 MATERIAL 3-1. Insulation material used for the protection of a building against heat and cold shall be passed upon by the inspector and under no cir- cumstances will newspaper or other inflammable material be allowed for such purpose. 3-2. Stucco'on the outside of frame buildings shall be on metal lath weighing not less than 3.4 pounds per square yard, and any other plaster base is hereby prohibited. 3-3. No paper of any kind shall be used for the permanent outside finish on any building. 3-4. All building materials shall be of good quality, conforming to generally accepted standards. Except as otherwise provided in law, or in this code, or in duly promulgated regulations, the specifications of the American Society for Testing Materials or other generally accepted standards of equal value, shall be deemed to be generally accepted. 3-5. All materials used as aggregate in the mixing of concrete shall be clean and free from loam and other foreign matter. 3-6. Mixtures used for concrete shall be as follows: PLAIN CONCRETE - - 1 part Portland Cement, 3 parte Sand, 5 parts Gravel.