The inspection shall be conducted by the fire department servicing the property's address or another qualified entity or individual of the Town's choosing. At the time of the inspection, the landlord or an owner's representative shall be present. The inspection shall be designed to assess the property for compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, including building, fire, and life safety codes, laws, and regulations.
(5)
Post-inspection report. After the inspection is complete, the inspector will create a written report within 10 business days indicating the property has passed inspection or indicating the property has failed inspection. If a property fails inspection, the written report shall itemize each violation that was identified and what was seen that caused them to determine that the property was in violation of the law, code, or regulation. This report will be placed in the property file at the Town of Conway and the written report will be provided by either mail or email to the property owner.
(6)
A property that does not pass inspection can either remedy the violations and request a follow-up inspection, or they can reply to the Town of Conway staff to indicate they believe there has been either a misunderstanding of the requirements as they apply to the property, that they intend to apply for a waiver due to the historic nature of the property, or that they plan to appeal to the Selectboard.
(7)
Items found to be in noncompliance must be corrected and reinspected within 90 days unless the timeframe for corrective action is otherwise stated in the post-inspection report.
(8)