Re-inspection definition

Re-inspection means any subsequent inspection conducted for the purpose of verifying that any violations reported during any inspection have been remediated.
Re-inspection means an inspection that is required due to the work subject to inspection not being completed at the time of the original request for inspection.
Re-inspection means any subsequent inspection required due to a failure of an initial inspection in order for a vehicle to obtain a certificate of approval.

More Definitions of Re-inspection

Re-inspection means any subsequent inspection conducted for the purpose of verifying that any violations reported during any previous inspection or re-inspection have been remediated.
Re-inspection means any subsequent inspection conducted for the purpose of verifying that any violations reported during an initial inspection have been corrected and that the Residential Rental Property is compliant with the land development and property maintenance codes of the City.
Re-inspection means the re-testing or re-examination of a
Re-inspection means an inspection carried out on a vehicle under these Regulations, subsequent to the denial of a certificate of fitness, in respect of that vehicle;
Re-inspection means an inspection performed by the Monmouth County Health Department because the conditions found during an initial or routine first inspection did not meet applicable standards.
Re-inspection means an inspection to check whether violations of the health code or any other applicable law have been corrected.
Re-inspection means any inspection performed by the Code Official not including the primary inspection, the purpose of which is, including but not limited to, determine if a previously noted violations have been corrected.