Which two determinations may an inspector make upon entering a property?

• A. Conformance with the by-law standards
• B. Whether an order has been complied with
• C. Both A and B
• D. Property value assessment

Answer: (C)

Upon entering a property, an inspector evaluates two things: whether the property conforms to the by-law standards and whether any orders issued under those by-laws have been complied with. The first check confirms the property meets required maintenance and safety standards, while the second verifies that the mandated corrective actions have been carried out. Property value assessment isn’t part of this inspection process; that is handled by the property assessment authority for taxation purposes. So, the two determinations are conformance with by-law standards and compliance with orders.