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I • office under civil service, and vacancies insuch office shall be filled by proce- dures established by Civil Service Ordinance. The County Executive shall be the -- appointing authority for the position of Zoning Administrator (b) It shall be the duty of the Zoning Administrator to receive applications for zoning permits and such other permits and licenses provided in this ordinance, and to issue such permits after applications have been examined and approved; to inspect buildings under construction for compliance with the regulations of this ordinance; to make periodic inspections; to take such action as may be necessary for the enforcement of the regulations provided herein; to attend all meetings of the Zoning Committee and the Board of Adjustment; and to perform such other duties as the Zoning Committee and the Board of Adjustment may direct. (2) ZONING PERMITS (a) No new building shall hereafter be erected, and no existing building shall be added to, structurally altered, moved or changed in use, nor shall any non-conforming building be repaired or restored, in all districts, until a zoning permit has been issued, except as otherwise provided by law or ordinance. (b) Permits shall not be required for accessory farm buildings such as barns, sheds, silos and the like when such buildings are used in the operation of a farm, pro- vided that the proposed building will not be located within a mapped flood plain or within a shoreland area and conforms to all of the locational requirements of this ordinance. If the proposed location of an accessory farm building does not meet the locational requirements, a variance and a permit must be requested from the Board of Adjustment. (c) The Zoning Administrator may require the filing of a scale drawing of the premises, showing the dimensions of the lot or parcel, the dimensions of the proposed build- ings, the distance in feet from the abutting street or highway and from the side and rear lot line, the size and location of any existing buildings and such other information as he deems necessary. He may also require evidence of compliance with the Dane County Sanitary Code (Chapter 27) , the Dane County Land Division and Sub- division Ordinance (Chapter 28) , Dane County Trunk Highway Access Control Regula- tions (Chapter 30) or any other state or township access or culvert permit require- ments as a condition precedent to the issuance of a zoning permit. The Zoning Administrator shall not be responsible for determining the location of lot lines. _ (d) Application for a permit must contain the following: name and address of the owner of the property, legal description, size and location of the building to be erected or moved on or onto the property, proposed use of the building or premises, type of construction, estimated cost and such other information as the Zoning Administrator may require. (e) Such application shall be signed by the owner or his duly authorized representative or agent; provided, however, that if a prospective owner desires a prior ruling on. a proposed construction or use before consummation of purchase, he may apply for a permit, and if such permit be denied, he may appeal to the Board of Adjustment. (f) Coincident with the issuing of a permit the Zoning Administrator shall prepare a card, certifying that a permit has been issued. Such card shall bear the same num- ber as the permit and identify the construction and premises covered by the permit. Such card shall be posted in a conspicuous place on the premises during the construc- tion, and no construction shall be begun until such card has been posted. For pur- poses of this ordinance, start of construction shall be when any earth disturbing activity takes place that will lead to installation of footings piers, posts, pilings or foundations. Earth disturbing activity for the purpose of soil evaluation or -- testing shall not be considered start of construction. (3) INSPECTIONS OF BUILDINGS TO BE MADE BY THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR (a) The first inspection shall be made when the foundations or basement walls are com- pleted. The permittee shall have lot corners visibly staked prior to the scheduling of any inspection. (b) The second or final inspection of the building is to be made before a certificate of compliance can be issued under ss 10.25 (8) of this ordinance. (c) Stop work order: 1. Whenever the Zoning Administrator finds that any construction does not comply with the provisions of the ordinance, the Zoning Administrator shall post, in a conspi- �i - 42 -