§ 37.03 ENFORCEMENT REQUIREMENTS AND CIVIL INFRACTIONS.
   (A)   No person shall engage in, or cause to occur, any use, development, construction, reconstruction, alteration, or maintenance of any property, building, structure or vehicle, or alter or use any land in violation of the Code, state law or any city-issued permit. No person shall engage in any use of property, or allow a use of property under their ownership or control, that is prohibited by the Code, state law or otherwise not allowed by a city-issued permit. No person shall fail to pay any charge due the city when such failure to pay is made a civil infraction.
   (B)   No permit for the construction, occupation or use of a property, building, structure or business shall be issued if such property, building, structure or business or proposed use, and the land upon which it is proposed to be located, is in violation with any applicable provisions of the Code or state law.
   (C)   Failure to obtain a permit or other approval, where one is required by the Code, shall constitute a nuisance and a civil infraction. Violation of any provision of the Code or a city-issued permit enforced under this chapter may constitute grounds for revocation, nonrenewal or denial of a permit issued by the city.
   (D)   Any violation of the Code, state law or a city-issued permit that is actionable under this chapter shall constitute a civil infraction and a nuisance. Each day of violation shall constitute a separate civil infraction that can give rise to a separate citation, conviction and fine.
(Ord. 2014-05-02, passed 5-13-2014)