Ordinance No. 3827 is a legislative act passed by the City of Miami on August 20, 1949, amending the 1935-miami-dade-building-code requirements for building-permit-process.
The ordinance mandates that a Registered Inspector’s certificate and plan must be attached to any application for a building permit for new structures, additions, or moved buildings (p. 350). The required survey plan must detail established property corners, dimensions, existing utilities, elevations, rights-of-way, easements, and zoning records (p. 350). This requirement was implemented to prevent litigation arising from unclear property boundaries and to ensure proper administration of building laws (p. 350).
Key provisions include:
- Requirement for a registered land surveyor’s certificate and plan (p. 350).
- Specific data points to be included in the plan, such as property corner stakes and interior angles (p. 350).
- Applicability to new structures, additions, and moved buildings (p. 350).
See also: 1935-Miami-Dade-Building-Code_p345_364, code-enforcement-mechanisms.