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and shall pay the fees described herein; excepting, builidngs for agri- cultural purposes may be erected upon any farm consisting of more than twenty (20) acres, without a permit, but any building constructed for the ,11" purpose of providing habitation for human beings shall conform to this ordinance even though built pursuant to an agrigultural purpose and without permit. (b) Applications for permits shall be made in writing upon printed blanks or forms furnished by the inspector for such purpose. (c) Application for permit shall be accompanied by two copies of the plans and specifications clearly illustrating and specifying the work to be done, and such plans shall be so complete so as fully illustrate the character of the proposed work. Buildings of fifty thousand (50,000) or more cubic feet content shall bave plans and specifications, prepared by a practicing architect, registered and licensed in the State of Minnesota. (d) Each application for permit shall show the correct legal description of the property. (e) Application for permit shall be accompanied by two copies of the lot plan showing the correct location of the proposed building with respect to the lot lines and also the correct location of all the other buildings either on or proposed to be constructed on the lot. The plan shall also show the proposed location of water supply, sanitary facilites and proposed disposal of surface water, and a Certificate of Survey shall be furnished if deemed necessary by the Building Inspector. (f) The inspector shall examine and approve all plans and specifications before permits are issued. (g) If an examination of the application, plans and specifications indicate that the provisions of this code and zoning plans are complied with, the inspector shall issue a permit therefore. (h) One set of plans for the proposed construction, together with the specifications therefore, shall be returned to the applicant and shall be kept at the place where work is being done until its completion. (i) One set of plans for the proposed construction, together with the specifications therefore, shall remain with the inspector and be open for public inspection. (j) One copy of the lot plan shall be returned to the applicant and be kept at the place where the work is being done until its completion. (k) The second copy of the lot plan shall remain with the inspector and be open for public inspection. (1) It shall be the duty of the building inspector, when permits are issued, to ascertain by an examination of the plan of the proposed building that the cost as shown by the applicant is correct, and to note such cost on the application, with such other information as he may require, and a fee of One and 50/100 dollars ($1.50) per one thousand dollars )$1,000.00) or fractional part thereof, of such cost, shall be made payable to the. Treasurer of the Village of Lino Lakes at the time of issuance of the permit for any building or structure, except as provided in the following section. (m) Permits shall not be required for construction, repairs or maintenance or for minor alterations made in accordance with this code, provided that the cost of such construction, repairs or minor alterations shall not exceed three hundred fifty dollars ($350.00). (n) The inspector will be required to collect a minimum fee of One Dollar ($1.00) not specifically covered in Section 2-13. (o) It shall be the duty of the inspector to sign or cause to be signed all permits, certificates and notices required to be used by this code. (p) The inspector shall refuse to approve any application or to issue a permit unless the plans and specifications and other data which accompany such application shall indicate that the proposed work is in all respects in accordance with the provisions of this code. (q) The inspector shall refuse to issue a permit for the construction