An 'appropriate technical authority' would typically be a qualified engineer or architect from a recognized government agency or a certified private professional with expertise in structural engineering and building safety.
Source: DFPR Rule 19
If a building is deemed dangerous, who is considered an 'appropriate technical authority' to certify its condition?
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