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116.91 Temporary safeguards. Notwithstanding other provisions of this Code, whenever in the <br /> opinion of the Building Official, there is actual and immediate danger of collapse or failure of a <br /> structure or any part thereof which would endanger life, or there is an actual and immediate danger <br /> because a vacant or partially vacant building is unguarded or has any open doors or windows, <br /> thereby creating a fire hazard, security hazard or endangerment to life or property, the Building <br /> Official shall require the occupants to vacate the same forthwith and shall cause the necessary work <br /> to be done including the boarding-up of all accessible openings, to render such building or structure <br /> or part thereof temporarily safe. <br /> (SECTION 190 QUALIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTORS) <br /> 190.1 Contractor registration. Anyone performing work in the scope of the Code is required to be <br /> registered as a contractor with the City of University City. Registrations are for a term of one year <br /> and may be renewed per year thereafter. 1. <br /> 190.2 Contractor registration fee. Registration fees shall be charged as provided by the Section <br /> 109 of the Building Code. <br /> 190.3 Suspension and revocations of registration. The Building Commissioner shall have the <br /> power to revoke or suspend any registration upon satisfactory proof that the holder of such <br /> registration shall have obtained the same by fraud or misrepresentation, or failed or refused to comply <br /> with the provisions of this code after written notice given by the Building Commissioner, or has been <br /> convicted of any violation of this code, including but not limited to, applying for permits and not doing <br /> the work, regularly performing work contrary to code, performing work without first obtaining the <br /> required permit, failing to regularly obtain the required final inspection, or allowing unsafe conditions <br /> to exist on a jobsite. <br /> 190.3.1 Warning of suspension and revocation. Contractors that perform work that warrants <br /> suspension and revocation shall first receive a warning letter notifying the contractor of their <br /> suspended status and providing 30 days to correct the situation leading to suspension. Letters <br /> placed in the mail shall be considered as sent and received. <br /> 190.3.2 Period of revocation. Contractors that fail to make improvement during suspension <br /> shall be revoked indefinitely unless reinstated by the Building Commissioner. <br /> 190.3.3 Reinstatement. The Building Commissioner shall have the ability to reinstate a <br /> contractor if the contractor can provide sufficient evidence to the Building Commissioner that <br /> the reason for suspension or revocation is no longer present. <br /> 190.3.4 Appeal of a suspension or revocation. Suspended or revoked contractors shall <br /> have the right to appeal the finding of the Building Commissioner to the Board of Appeals. The <br /> Board of Appeals shall have the right to affirm the decision of the Building Commissioner or <br /> reinstate the contractor. <br /> 190.4 Use of registrants name by another. No person registered with the City as a contractor shall <br /> allow his or her name to be used by another person either for the purpose of obtaining permits, or for <br /> doing business, or other work under the registration. Every person registered shall provide the <br /> Building Commissioner their business and mailing address, the name under which such business is <br /> conducted, and shall give immediate notice to the Building Commissioner of any change. <br /> 14 <br />