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What is a Certificate of Occupancy? And do I need one?
A Certificate of Occupancy is issued upon proper completion of a new house or new commercial tenant finish. Most homeowner projects do not receive a Certificate of Occupancy, as it is not necessary.
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What type of work requires an inspection?
The yellow inspection record card lists typical inspections for new construction. Use the card as a guide. Some inspections listed do not apply to all projects. Do not cover anything without first having it inspected.
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What is a Certificate of Occupancy? And do I need one?
A Certificate of Occupancy is issued upon proper completion of a new house or new commercial tenant finish. Most homeowner projects do not receive a Certificate of Occupancy, as it is not necessary.
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