Land Use & Zoning
A developer in Indiana who builds without obtaining required permits faces which consequences?
ANo consequences if the work is done well
BStop-work orders, fines, required demolition, and inability to obtain a certificate of occupancy✓ Correct
COnly a fine, with no other consequences
DOnly consequences if a neighbor complains
Explanation
Unpermitted construction can result in stop-work orders, civil fines, requirements to obtain retroactive permits or demolish unapproved work, and inability to obtain a certificate of occupancy — making the property difficult to sell or finance.
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