101.13 NOTICE OF VIOLATION; ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES; CORRECTIVE ACTION ORDER.
1.   The Director or such other designated officers or officials with enforcement authority as provided in Section 101.12 are authorized to issue a notice of violation imposing an administrative penalty upon any person who fails to perform an act required by this chapter or who commits an act prohibited by this chapter. Such notice may include a corrective action order requiring the user to take one or more of the following corrective actions within thirty (30) days:
   A.   Conform to best management practices;
   B.   Submit copies of the grease interceptor or grease trap maintenance log;
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   C.   Develop, submit and implement a FOG compliance plan to be approved by the Director or designated enforcement official; or
   D.   Install a compliant grease interceptor.
2.   The administrative penalty for such violations shall be as provided in the schedule of administrative penalties adopted by the City Council by resolution.
3.   Notice of violation, with the applicable penalty for such violation noted thereon, shall be issued to and served upon the violator. Service of the notice may be by regular mail or by delivery in person.
4.   Penalties assessed pursuant to notice of violation shall be paid by the violator in full as directed in the notice within thirty (30) days of its issuance.
5.   The administrative penalties set out in the schedule of administrative penalties shall be charged in lieu of the fines and penalties provided for in Section 101.14, unless the violator refuses to correct the violation and pay the scheduled administrative penalty, or the WRA Director determines that immediate enforcement action by misdemeanor or municipal infraction prosecution is, in view of the particular circumstances of the case, necessary to achieve compliance with the requirements of this chapter. A record of all violations, administrative penalties charged or other enforcement actions taken shall be maintained by the WRA for a period of three years.