Uninhabitable structure definition
Uninhabitable structure means a historic building or structure damaged as a result of a disaster and that has been posted as “unsafe/no entry” (ATC red tag) or “unsafe/limited entry” (ATC yellow tag) by the Building Official, an OES certified inspector, or a Federal inspector. An uninhabitable structure shall be a structure that is not, or cannot be, occupied, inhabited, or used for its intended purposes following a disaster, and is unsecured, as defined in this Chapter.
Uninhabitable structure means a build- ing, structure or other development determined by the building official to be unfit or unsafe for occu- pancy.
Uninhabitable structure means any structure located in any zoning district within the City, which cannot be used for the purpose intended due to physical deterioration.
More Definitions of Uninhabitable structure
Uninhabitable structure means any structure located in any zoning district within the city, which cannot be used for the purpose intended due to physical deterioration caused by fire, wind, natural disaster.