What happens if a part of the building is covered in violation of an order?

When a part of the building is covered in violation of an order, the proper course of action is for the responsible persons to be ordered to uncover it. This ensures that any work that has been done does not obstruct compliance with the relevant codes or regulations. Uncovering the work allows for an inspection to determine whether it adheres to the necessary legal and safety standards.

This action upholds the integrity of the inspection process, enabling authorities to confirm that all aspects of the construction are compliant with building regulations. It also reflects the principle that violations of orders must be rectified to ensure the safety and legality of the building structure. In contrast, ignoring the violation, granting permission to proceed without addressing the issue, or canceling the project outright would not serve to reinforce compliance or maintain safety standards.