Which of the following identifies a condition that inspectors should be aware of in regards to building occupancy classifications?

A. The type of construction is the primary element taken under consideration in awarding an occupancy classification.
B. Occupancy classifications cannot be changed and special care should be given to the original classification as it is awarded.
C. Changes in ownership, processes, renovations, and economics can result in buildings being used in ways that were not originally intended.
D. Building code officials have little recourse in changing the occupancy classification if the owner has not notified them of changes to the property.


Answer: C. Changes in ownership, processes, renovations, and economics can result in buildings being used in ways that were not originally intended.

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