A document stating that a building is approved for occupancy. The building authority issues the Certificate of Occupancy.

A government document stating that a building is fit to be occupied and is free of violations. Also see Physical Damage Insurance.

A document issued by a local government to a developer permitting the structure to be occupied. This generally indicates that the building is in compliance with public health and building codes.

Issued by an appropriate jurisdictional entity, this document certifies that a building complies with all building codes and is safe for use or habitation.

Definition A certificate issued by a local building department to a builder or renovator, indicating that the building is in proper condition to be occupied.

a certificate issued by a local authority indicating that a building meets building-code requirements

A document presented by a local government agency or building department certifying that a building and/or the leased area has been satisfactorily inspected and is in a condition suitable for occupancy.

A document stating that a building is approved for occupancy. The building authority issues the Certificate of Occupancy.

Document issued by local government agency stating that a property meets the requirements of health and building codes.

A document from a local government building department which authorizes use of a certain space for specified activities by a certain number of people. Often required on construction projects prior to the entity occupying the space being allowed to move in.

written authorization given by local authorities allowing a newly completed or substantially completed structure to be inhabited.

A certificate issued by local government to a builder, stating that the building is in proper condition to be occupied.

A certificate of occupancy designates that a local building authority has inspected a recently built or renovated structure and deemed it safe to be occupied.  

A Certificate of occupancy is a document indicating that a building complies with zoning and building laws. This certificate is often required before title can be transferred and the building occupied [..]

When a local government grants permission for a person to live in a building that has just been constructed or renovated.

Written authorization given by a local municipality that allows a newly completed or substantially completed structure to be inhabited.

A certificate issued by a local government building department or agency stating that a building is in a condition suitable for occupancy. Sometimes also called a “C of 0” or a Non-Residential Use and Occupancy Permit.

Issued by an appropriate jurisdictional entity, this document certifies that a building complies with all building codes and is safe for use or habitation.

A certificate provided by the municipality that a property has been constructed under the authority of the issued building permit and may be occupied.

is a certificate that is issued by the zoning officer to indicate that, after construction of a building has been completed or a use in an existing building has been changed, the purpose for which the building was constructed is being carried out in accordance with the terms of the zoning ordinance.