What action is taken if a permit holder does not call for required inspections?

When a permit holder fails to call for required inspections, the appropriate action is to revoke the permit. This measure ensures enforcement of safety and regulatory standards. Regular inspections are a critical part of the construction and plumbing process, as they help to ensure that all work being performed complies with established codes and safety regulations.

If a permit holder does not request the necessary inspections, it indicates a disregard for these essential checks, which can lead to unsafe conditions and potential violations of building codes. Revoking the permit acts as a consequence for non-compliance, preventing further work under that permit until adherence to the inspection requirements is achieved. This action ultimately seeks to uphold public safety and maintain the integrity of the plumbing industry.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the protocol in such situations. Fines, while a common punitive measure in other contexts, do not typically apply directly in this scenario. Granting an extension to the permit would not address the core issue of non-compliance, and taking no action would undermine the authority of the permitting process designed to ensure safety and compliance.