| (a) The certificate of compliance issued by the department
will include the following information:
(1) building number;
(2) decal number;
(3) building name;
(4) inspector's registration number;
(5) date of the last inspection;
(6) due date of the next inspection; and
(7) contact information to report a violation to the
department.
(b) The department will use the following procedures
to issue a certificate of compliance:
(1) review inspection report and fees received by the
department;
(2) review certification submitted by owner indicating
which code violations have been remedied and which code violations
are under contract to be corrected;
(3) review waiver/delay application and fees received
by the department;
(4) notify owner of an incomplete submittal and ask
for any missing inspection documents and fees;
(5) notify owner of any denied waiver or delay requests
and ask for certification that violations have been remedied or under
contract to be corrected;
(6) confirm that the owner submitted an inspection
report with the correct amount of filing fees and all deficiencies
in the inspection report have been corrected, or under contract to
be corrected, or delay or waiver granted; and
(7) upon completion of the prior steps, issue a certificate
of compliance for each unit of equipment.
(c) The department shall provide notification to owners,
architects, and other building industry professionals regarding the
necessity of annually inspecting equipment through the department's
website, press releases, and group presentations.
(d) The department shall review and issue a decision
on applications for new technology variances in accordance with this
chapter.
(e) The department shall perform the required application
and plan review and may approve or deny the application and plans
in accordance with this chapter.
(f) The department may periodically review inspection
reports to determine compliance with the applicable statutes and rules.
(g) The department may require inspector attendance
at periodic rules and/or law update seminars conducted by the department
when the executive director determines such seminars to be necessary.
(h) The department may conduct inspector training seminars
where attendance by inspectors is not mandatory.
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| Source Note: The provisions of this §74.60 adopted to be effective July 1, 2012, 37 TexReg 4590; amended to be effective November 15, 2013, 38 TexReg 7949; amended to be effective July 1, 2018, 43 TexReg 3873 |
