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The document outlines the final inspection requirements for obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy under the 2007 Minnesota State Building Code. It details various inspections that must be scheduled and completed by contractors, including fire alarm systems, fire sprinkler systems, emergency generators, kitchen hoods, elevators, plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, and health inspections. Each inspection requires certification forms to be submitted to the City Building Inspector prior to occupancy. The document emphasizes the responsibility of contractors to ensure compliance with state codes and regulations before final occupancy can be granted.

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Begin by reviewing the Project Final Inspection Checklist Worksheet. Familiarize yourself with each inspection requirement listed, ensuring you understand what is needed for compliance.
Fill in your project details at the top of the form, including the project name and permit number. This information is crucial for tracking and reference.
For each inspection type listed, check off when it has been completed. Ensure that all necessary certification forms are submitted as required by the City Building Inspector.
Once all inspections are checked off, schedule your final occupancy inspection with the City Building Inspector. Remember, no furnishings can be moved into the building until this inspection is approved.

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2007 Minnesota State Building Code-2025

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