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<br />20J <br /> <br />1-38 \f.henever the inspector shall recommend the condemnation of any buklding or structure, <br />he shall post a notice upon the property affected stating that the building has <br />been recommended for condemnation by the building inspector ~d if the governing <br />body condemns any such building afler hearing, the inspector shall post a notice <br />upon the property affected that the same has been condemned by the governing body. <br /> <br />1-39 The inspector shall then have authority, thirty (30) days after such condemnation <br />has been imposed, to enter upon said premises and to fence in, prop up or tear <br />down and remove such unsafe or dangerous building or structure and do all things <br />which, in his opj_nion, may be necessary for the projrection of life and adjoining <br />property. <br /> <br />I-ho The amount of the expenee caused by condemnation may be recovered by the munici- <br />pality from the owner, or owners of the lot or parcel of land. <br /> <br />1-41 A statement of the expense of any work incidental to the conderrmation or repair <br />of a structure of building shall be filed by the building im~pector in the office <br />of the County Auditor. <br /> <br />1-42 The expense involved due to condemnation or repair, as shown in the report of the <br />inspector, shall become a lien in favor of the municipality upon the lot or parcel <br />or land. <br /> <br />1-43 Any lien which has been established against any property, as a result of condemnation <br />or repair and expenses incidental thereto may be enforced in a civil action in any <br />court of competent jurisduction. <br /> <br />1-44 After the removal or destruction of any building, the inspecjior shall notify the <br />owner or hW.s agent in writing to clean up all debris and also to fill any old <br />foundations or pits. <br /> <br />1-45 If the work of cleaning up debris and filling in 0 f old foundations has not been <br />started Within thirty (30) days from the time of the inspector's written notice <br />to the owner or aggnt.j; the inspector shall.have authority to enter upon the <br />premises and to perform such work. <br /> <br />1-46 Should it become necessary for the inspector, after due notice as set forth in <br />this code, to perform work which causes expense,-, to the municipality, the amount <br />of this expense m""y be placed as a lien against said property. <br /> <br />1-47 vJhere excavations of any dind have been made and left without proper protection, <br />the building inspector shall notify the owner or owners in writing to fill or <br />prperly protect such excavation. Failure, on the part of the owner to fill or <br />protect the excavation within the time limit given in the inspector's notice, <br />shall cause the inspector to have such work done as might be necessary and the <br />cost of such work may became a lien in favor of the municipality upon the lot <br />or parcel of land. <br /> <br />1-48 Any person, firm or corporation who shall commence work of any kind for which a <br />permi t is required under the provisions of this building code without having first <br />received the necessary permit therefor shall, when subsequently securing such <br />permit, be required to pay double the fees provided by this building dode for <br />such permit. <br /> <br />1-49 Any permit issued under the pro~s~ons of this building code shall become invalid <br />at the end of ninety (90~ days from the date of issuance unless the work for which <br /> <br />-5- <br />