What can I do if I did not meet my deadline for my 40 Years Inspection?

If a property did not meet the 180-day deadline, an extension must be requested. Extensions are granted by the Building Official depending on the situation and complexity of the required work.

If the report finds critical safety concerns, or if the property is non-compliant (no efforts to apply for permits), the Building Official can recommend the structure be deemed unsafe to the Unsafe Structures Board. The City will be arranging for a meeting of the Unsafe Structures Board in the near future.

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1. What should I do when I receive the 40 Year (and Older) Building Safety Inspection Program letter?
2. Does the City Complete Structural Assessments
3. Does 40 Year Building Safety Inspection Program only apply to Condominium and Apartments?
4. What is the purpose of the 40 Year (and Older) Building Safety Inspection Program?
5. I want to sell/buy property. How can I know that the property has passed the 40 Year Inspection?
6. Do I have to pay for the inspection?
7. What if a property built 40 years (or more) ago was never listed?
8. Does each unit of an apartment building or condominium need to be inspected?
9. What can I do if I did not meet my deadline for my 40 Years Inspection?
10. Will an inspector from the City come out?
11. I did a complete interior demolition/renovation of my property. Am I exempt from the program?