A. Every exterior wall and weather-exposed exterior surface of a dwelling shall be free of holes, breaks, loose or rotting boards or timbers and any other conditions likely to admit water or dampness to the interior portions of the dwelling.

B. All exterior wood surfaces of a dwelling shall be made substantially impervious to the adverse effects of weather by periodic application of a protective coating of weather-resistant preservative such as paint or stain and be maintained in good condition, substantially free from peeling or flaking.

C. Exterior metal surfaces of a structure shall be protected from rust and corrosion.

D. Every section of exterior brick, stone, masonry, or other veneer of a structure shall be maintained in sound condition and good repair and be adequately supported and tied back to its supporting structure.

E. In any two-year period, tarps, tar paper or other similar materials shall not be exposed to weather on the exterior of a structure for a cumulative period of more than three months. [BC 8.07.150, added by Ordinance No. 4448, 8/20/07]