Civic · 6 pages · 12 min
A certificate of occupancy allows people to occupy a finished building after final checks, closing the build in law.
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A certificate of occupancy is the building official's statement that a structure may be occupied because the required final inspections are done and the use matches the approval. In law it closes the build, because the permission to construct has finished its job and a separate permission to occupy stands in its place. The opening covers occupancy is its own permission, final inspections come before the paper, and the stated use is part of it.
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