Legal Aspects of Code Administration: Administration and Enforcement (Self-paced)

Item #: 2024ONL12E
Price: $79.00
Member Price: $79.00
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Format: Online Self-Paced
Duration: 1.50
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This course delves into the essential legal aspects of code enforcement, focusing on the administrative and enforcement processes that ensure building codes are followed. Participants will explore the importance of permit issuance, the investigative roles of inspectors, and the legal implications tied to building code violations. Key topics include effective handling of complaints, understanding judicial orders in code enforcement, and identifying common defenses used by offenders. Through case studies and practical examples, learners will gain insight into how to navigate the legal challenges of code enforcement while ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
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Objectives
  • Outline the importance of issuing building permits correctly, including the documentation required for various types of structures and the consequences of issuing permits incorrectly.
  • Outline the investigatory methods and legal implications of inspecting properties for building code violations.
  • Develop strategies for efficiently addressing citizens` complaints and ensuring they are resolved in a legally compliant manner. Identify and implement administrative guidelines to enforce the building code, including when judicial orders such as stop-work orders are appropriate.
  • Outline the defenses typically used by offenders against code enforcement and how building officials can prepare for such challenges.
  • Identify the criteria for revoking permits and the legal steps to take when a violation poses a safety risk to the public.
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