The Commissioner may, at all reasonable times, enter any structure or premises within the City:whenever the Commissioner has reason to believe that a health hazard, nuisance, or violation of <cite data-path="|health">this article</cite> exists in or is emanating from that structure or premises; to inspect any property, facilities, equipment, operations, animals, records, or other things required or authorized by <cite data-path="|health">this article</cite> to be inspected; or otherwise as necessary or appropriate to enforce <cite data-path="|health">this article</cite>. In this subsection, “dwelling” has the meaning stated in <cite data-path="|health|§5-301|(b)">§ 5-301(b) of this article</cite>. The entry and inspection of a dwelling must be made in accordance with § 104.6 {“Right of entry”} of the Baltimore City <cite data-path="|building-codes|II">Building Code</cite>. A search warrant must be obtained in accordance with § 104.6 {“Right of entry”} of the Baltimore City <cite data-path="|building-codes|II">Building Code</cite>, except as otherwise specified in that section. City Code, 1976/83, art. 11, §26(e), inter alia, art. 11, §105, art. 19, §9 Ord. 99-548 Ord. 02-475 Ord. 13-093