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occupancy permit

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certificate of occupancy
A document issued by governmental authority certifying that all or a designated portion of a building complies with the provisions of applicable statutes and regulations, and permitting occupancy for its designated use. Also called an occupancy permit or a certificate of use and occupancy permit.


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The City Council recently approved a proposal from the city's Development Services Department that authorizes the city to temporarily defer all of the city's planning, building and systems development charges for home builders until they find buyers and secure final occupancy permits.
For a new property you will need some different documents that include; a deed of declaration of a new construction, an occupancy permit, and a certificate of rateable value of the property.
Dealing with construction permits also became easier, thanks to a one-stop shop making it possible to obtain a designing permit, construction license, and occupancy permit at a single place.
 
 
 
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