Obtaining a building permit

Hiring a licensed contractor

Following the building code

All of the above

To ensure that the project is safe

To ensure that the project complies with the building code

To generate revenue for the local government

All of the above

The owner of the property

The contractor

The architect

The engineer

A set of rules and regulations that govern the construction of buildings

A set of guidelines that recommend best practices for construction

A set of standards that specify the minimum requirements for construction

All of the above

The local government

The state government

The federal government

All of the above

Fines

Imprisonment

Both fines and imprisonment

None of the above

To ensure that the project is done correctly

To protect the owner from liability

To comply with the building code

All of the above

The owner of the property

The contractor

The architect

The engineer

Fines

Imprisonment

Both fines and imprisonment

None of the above

Obtain a building permit

Hire a licensed contractor

Follow the building code

All of the above

A building permit is required for new construction, while a zoning permit is required for changes to an existing structure.

A building permit is required for all construction, while a zoning permit is only required for certain types of construction.

A building permit is required for commercial construction, while a zoning permit is required for residential construction.

There is no difference between a building permit and a zoning permit.

To ensure that the project complies with the zoning code

To protect the public from harmful land uses

To promote orderly development

All of the above

The local government

The state government

The federal government

All of the above

Fines

Imprisonment

Both fines and imprisonment

None of the above

Obtain a zoning permit

Hire a licensed contractor

Follow the zoning code

All of the above