The plans and specifications shall set forth: (a) The use or purpose for which the building is intended; (b) The location and dimensions of the lot to be built upon; (c) The height and dimensions of the proposed building; (d) The sewer and water connections for the structure if required; (e) The materials to be used; (f) Any other information as the Council deems requisite in any particular case. [...] (b) If during the progress of the work it is desired to deviate from the plan filed with the application for a building permit in any way affecting the construction or other essentials of the building, notice of such desired alterations, together with new plans and specifications shall first be given in writing to the Council whose written approval shall be obtained before such alterations are com. [...] The Council may revoke any permit issued under the provisions of these regulations or may stop work for any of the following reasons: (a) When construction is discontinued for a period of one year; (b) When, in the opinion of the Council, the completion of the construction has been unduly delayed; (c) Whenever there has been a violation of the provisions of these regulations or any law, rule or re. [...] There shall be kept posted in a conspicuous place on the premises of any work, matter or thing that is being done for which a permit has been issued, a copy of such permit, or a poster in like thereof as supplied by the Council, during the whole progress of said work, or the doing of the said matter or thing, until completion. [...] The Council may refuse to issue a permit for any shed/garage, the size, design, or appearance of which, or the location of which, on the lot is in the Council’s opinion unsuitable for the locality in which it is proposed to be erected, or inferior in general character to other buildings in the locality.
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