Ordinance Text
8-11-4: RESTORATION OF A DAMAGED OR DILAPIDATED BUILDING OR COMPLETION OF AN UNFINISHED BUILDING:
Restoration of a damaged or dilapidated building or completion work on an unfinished building shall begin within six (6) months of the building becoming damaged or dilapidated or being deemed unfinished by the city. The city may require that such buildings that are also unoccupied be secured (fenced or boarded up) during the six (6) month period. This deadline may be extended by the zoning administrator upon submission of documentation of insurance settlement delays or similar complications beyond the owner's control. Restoration of a damaged or dilapidated building, or completion of an unfinished building shall be completed within one year from the date that the restoration work or unfinished construction work is initiated. (Ord. 520, 6-28-2005)
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Eagle, Idaho — United States
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Eagle
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Ada County
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8-10-1: REQUIREMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS:CHAPTER 11 MINIMAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE8-11-1: PURPOSE:8-11-2: DEFINITIONS:8-11-3: MINIMAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE STANDARD8-11-4: RESTORATION OF A DAMAGED OR DILAPIDAT8-11-5: ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES:8-11-6: RESTORATION AND DEMOLITION FUND:8-11-7: RECOVERY OF COST OF RESTORATION OR DECHAPTER 12 DEVELOPMENT ALONG STATE HIGHWAYS8-12-1: PURPOSE:8-12-2: APPLICABILITY:8-12-3: PROCESS:8-12-4: STANDARDS:CHAPTER 1 GENERAL SUBDIVISION PROVISIONS
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