Construction Supervisor License Practice Exam

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How long does the building official have to examine and take action on a building permit application?

72 hours
7 business days
30 days
60 days

The correct answer is: 30 days

The building official generally has a statutory timeframe to review and take action on a building permit application to ensure that construction projects comply with local codes and regulations. In many jurisdictions, this period is set at 30 days. This timeframe allows the official to conduct a thorough evaluation of the application, ensuring necessary documentation is accurate and complete, and addressing any compliance issues. Adhering to a 30-day timeframe is significant for maintaining efficiency within the permitting process, reducing delays for constructors and ensuring that projects can proceed in a timely manner. If there are deficiencies in the application that need to be rectified before approval can be granted, having this established timeframe helps ensure that applicants receive feedback or approval in a reasonable and predictable manner, facilitating better project planning and execution.