2.44.080 Inspection initiated by private complaints.
A. The bureau of fire prevention, upon the complaint of any person or whenever it shall be deemed necessary, shall inspect all buildings and premises within their jurisdiction. Inspections shall be made for the purpose of reporting and correcting the following special fire hazards pertaining to buildings and their occupancy:
1. Lack of repairs;
2. Age and dilapidated condition;
3. Faulty or unapproved construction;
4. Lack of sufficient fire escapes;
5. Lack of automatic or other fire alarm apparatus;
6. Lack of fire extinguishing equipment;
7. Materials and buildings specially susceptible to fire;
8. Conditions endangering other property or occupants.
B. Reports on such inspections shall be extensive and thorough and shall give full recommendations of the bureau of fire prevention setting forth the measures necessary to correct such special hazards by alterations, additions or demolition, or by any other method.