Property Maintenance in Pitt County, NC (2026)
1 rule for unincorporated Pitt County, North Carolina.
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Note: These county rules apply to unincorporated areas of Pitt County. If you live within an incorporated city, that city's own rules apply: see the city list below.
Property Blight
Pitt County's Inspections Department can condemn any building that is especially dangerous to life, health, or property because of fire risk, failing walls, overloaded floors, defective construction, decay, bad wiring or heating, or inadequate exits. Once condemned, the Inspector posts a dangerous-building notice on the exterior and starts a formal correction process under N.C.G.S. 153A-366 through 153A-371.
Pitt County Unsafe Building Condemnation Rule
Significant RestrictionsBuilding Codes Enforcement Ordinance § 30
In accordance with N.C.G.S. 153A-366, the Inspector shall condemn as unsafe any building that appears to be especially dangerous to life, health, or other property, because of its liability of fire, bad condition of walls, over-loaded floors, defective construction, decay, unsafe wiring or heating system, inadequate means of egress, or other causes; and the Inspector shall affix a notice of the...
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