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relating to outdoor lighting. The electrical inspector shall approve the application if the plans and specifications comply with chapter 9 and chapter 14, article 9, or disapprove the application if noncompliance with these chapters is found. Section 3-16. Permit application. (a) Applications for sign permits, pursuant to article 1 of this chapter, shall be filed with the chief engineer. Applications shall contain at a minimum, the following: (1) The name and address of the owner of the property upon which the sign will be located and of the owner of the sign; (2) The tax map key number of the location or proposed location of the sign and an accurate description of the sign, including its contents; (3) A plan or design of the sign showing its weight, dimensions, lighting equipment, materials, details of its attachment and hanging, and its position relative to relevant buildings, property lines, and adjacent streets; and (4) Any other information pertinent to the application as may be required by the chief engineer. Section 3-17. Compliance evith article. Any permit, variance, or other approval issued pursuant to this article shall comply with all applicable requirements of this article. Section 3-18. Action on permit application. (a) Upon receiving an application for a sign permit, submitted pursuant to article 1, the Building Division shall: (1) Review the permit application for completeness; (2) If the application is deficient, identify and notify the applicant of the deficiencies in writing; and (3) If the application is complete, begin to process the application. 13