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Open Monday - Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm (except Holidays)
Phone Brewster City Hall: 509-689-3464
or email: jdsmithpwd@frontier.com

The Building inspector checks to see that certain standards of safety and structural quality are being met in buildings. He also enforces the Brewster Municipal Code, as approved by the Brewster City Council.

When builders or land development companies want to build structures on land, they must apply to the city for a building permit. Once the city has issued the permit, an inspector, or group of inspectors, is assigned to oversee construction of the building. Usually the inspectors visit the site as each phase of construction is completed. Before construction begins, inspectors look at the plans for the building and decide whether they meet local zoning regulations. They check that the building is an appropriate height and that the type of building is suitable to the area. They also decide whether the plans meet the engineering and environmental demands of the building site.

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Code of Ethics

The protection of life, health and property is a solemn responsibility of the highest order. Recognizing the public's trust bestowed upon individuals engaged in the administration and enforcement of building codes, the International Code Council advocates commitment to a standard of professional behavior that exemplifies the highest ideals and principles of ethical conduct. The governing concepts embodied in this philosophy are characterized herein below, for the benefit and guidance of those so engaged and for the enlightenment of the public so served.

The ICC Certified Individual shall:

Place the public's welfare above all other interests and recognize that the chief function of government is to serve the best interest of all people.

Demonstrate integrity, honesty and fairness in all transactions and constantly strive for excellence in all matters of ethical conduct.

Recognize the continuing need for developing improved safety.

Maintain professional competence in all areas of employment responsibility and encourage the same for all associates at all levels.

Accept no personal favors for public services rendered and conscientiously avoid all circumstances that could compromise professional integrity.