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2.1070 Condominium Conversion - Permit A royal. In order to obtain <br />approval by the city manager of an application for a condominium <br />conversion permit, the applicant must satisfy the following conditions and <br />provide the follaw~ng documents as part of the permit application: <br />~a~ Buildin cede ins ectian and certificate of re airs. <br />Prior to the application fora permit the developer, at his ar her <br />expense, shall request the city to inspect the building or build- <br />~ngs to be converted for compliance with the Uniform Building Code, <br />1982 Edition, sections 104 and 203, and section 8.005~Z} of this <br />code. The fee for this inspection sha11 be an amount set by the <br />city building official, The inspection shall be completed within <br />7 days of a level apex's request unless the developer fai 1 s to pro- <br />vide or refuses access to the inspector. The purpase of the in- <br />spection is to insure that the building complies with the building <br />code in effect at the time of construction of the building and <br />that the building is not otherwise dangerous or unsafe. A copy of <br />the inspector's report shall be provided by the developer to the <br />city manager as part of the application for a permit. If any code <br />vialat~on is found by the inspector, the developer shall provide <br />as part of the application, a certificate of repairs by the inspec- <br />tor showing correction of the violations. No developer, however, <br />shall use this certificate or report in any advertisement ar indi- <br />cate to anyone in any fashion, for the purpase of inducing a pur- <br />chase of a condominium or cooperative unit, that the city or any <br />of its departments has approved the building or unit for sale. <br />~b~ En ineer architect's certificate. The applicant shall <br />supply tv the city manager a certified report from a qualified <br />licensed engineer or registered architect describing the condition <br />and expected useful life of all common elements including the roof, <br />foundation, external and supporting wails, mechanical, electrical, <br />plumbing, heating, all other major mechanical and utility systems, <br />together with an estimate at current market prices of repair or <br />replacement cysts for those items requiring immediate major repair <br />or eventual replacement. The report shall separately list the <br />condition and expected life of all components of common elements <br />and shall include the approximate dates of installation of the <br />commas elements and components and the dates and description of <br />major repairs or renovations of the common elements and components. <br />The report shall shave an each page the date of preparation of the <br />report. It shal i clearly disclose which common elements caul d not <br />be physically inspected and which estimates for these common ele- <br />ments were not made 0n the basis of a physical inspection. The <br />report shall identify the sources used in the provision of all <br />infarmativn, including the condition of common elements, the esti- <br />mates of expected useful life and repair and replacement costs. <br />The report shall also contain a summary of all city building offi- <br />cial records pertaining to each building's major repairs or reno- <br />vat~ons. The definition of "major repair" and "major renovation" <br />shall be set by administrative rules issued hereunder. <br />~c} A~aplicant's affidavit, The applicant shall file an affi- <br />davit attesting ~to the truth of the following: <br />1. That the applicant has notified all tenants residing <br />in the building to be converted and any affected neighborhood <br />Ordinance - S <br />