R105.3.3 Time Limitation of application
Allows building official to extend application time limits if the application has been pursued in good faith ot a
permit has been issued.
R105.6 Suspension of revocation (of permit)
Allows suspension or revocation of permit if issued in error, on the basis of incomplete or inaccurate
information or in violation of any ordinance or regulation or the code.
R105.9 Preliminary inspection.
Authorizes the building official to examine or cause to be examined building, structures or sites for which an
application has been filed.
In Section R106 Construction Documents, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either
the Skilled Trades Act or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R106.2 Site Plan or plot plan
Requires permit application to be accompanied by site or plot plan showing size and location of new and existing
structures on the site and distances from the lot line.
In Section R108 Fees, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either the Skilled Trades Act
or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R108.1 Fees
Requires fees to be paid before a permit is issued.
In Section R109 Inspections, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either the Skilled
Trades Act or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R109.1 Types of Inspections
Requires building official to make inspection and approve ongoing construction.
R109.1.5 Other Inspections
Allows building official to require other inspections to make sure of compliance with the code.
In R110 Certificate of Occupancy, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either the
Skilled Trades Act or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R110.1 Use and Occupancy
Removes requirement a building cannot be used or occupied or its occupancy classification changed until a
certificate of occupancy (C of O) has been issued.
R110.2 Change in Use
Requires change in the use of an existing structure be done under the Michigan Building Code.
In Section R111 Service Utilities, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either the Skilled
Trades Act or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R111.2 Temporary Connections
Removes building official’s authority to allow temporary connection of the building or system to utilities,
source of energy, fuel or power. to take action on application and to document same in file.
In Section R112 Board of Appeals, the draft eradicates, rather than modifies to be consistent with either the
Skilled Trades Act or the Single State Construction Code Act:
R112.2 Limitation of authority
States the Board of Appeals may allow for an equally good or better form of construction but cannot waive
requirements of the code.
R112.4 Administration
Requires the building official to take immediate action in accordance with the decision of the board.