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{ 190.5 Suspension of permit. Any permit issued shall become invalid if the occupation f of the premises is not commenced within six months after issuance of the permit or if the occupation is terminated. 190.6 Revocation of permit. The Code official shall revoke a permit in case of any false statement or substantial misrepresentation of facts in the application on which a permit was based, in the event a structure is condemned pursuant to this Code, or when compliance with the requirements of this Code is not achieved within sixty (60) days from the date of issuance of the permit. 190.7 Business license required. Non-residential occupancies or home businesses shall obtain a business license as required by the Municipal Code of University City. 190.8 Commercial occupancy permit. In accordance with this Section, a Commercial Occupancy Permit and the Business License shall be obtained prior to a business being occupied and/or business conducted at the location. Businesses that do not comply with this Section because of lack of obtaining the required permit or license, the license was not renewed, taxes were not paid, or changes to the occupancy render the permit void, shall be considered unlawful and in violation of this Code. 55S 190.9 Health Department approval. Food and beverage businesses shall not serve food or beverages unless approved by the St. Louis County Health Department. Businesses that operate contrary to this Section shall be deemed unlawful and in violation of this Code. 190.10 Common area and public area consent. Any person requesting inspection for the purpose of occupancy of any space shall, through the request, consent to inspection of any common or public area contained within the building in which the requested inspection will be conducted. (SECTION 191 VACANT BUILDING REGISTRATION AND MAINTENANCE) 191.1 Vacant building defined. As used in this Section, "vacant building" means any residential or nonresidential building, or any part thereof, which is not occupied and has not been occupied for at least the preceding ninety (90) days by a person who has a legal right to be on the premises. 191.2 Registration required. The owner of a vacant building shall register the building with the Code official no later than thirty (30) days after it becomes a vacant building within the meaning of Section 191.1. The registration shall be on forms provided by the Code official and shall include all information the Code official may require. The registration shall remain valid for one year from the date the Code official approves the registration, unless terminated sooner. The owner shall renew the registration annually so long as the building remains vacant. If ownership of a building is transferred while the building is registered, the former owner shall immediately notify the Code official in 17