(A) General. The code official shall prepare a compliance order, listing all violations and the date or dates when such violations shall be corrected. The property owner shall have the responsibility to correct all violations within the time limit set forth by the code official. Any questions regarding the compliance of said violations, the property owner may contact the code official.
(B) Sequence of enforcement and penalty criteria. Upon completion of an initial rental housing inspection and subsequent reinspection, with appropriate and documented notification of the property owner or agent, a property is found to remain in a state of non-compliance, the property owner or agent shall be given written notification of the remaining infraction(s) and shall be informed of the following:
(1) The exact date and time of the second follow up inspection not to exceed 14 days from the first inspection.
(2) Upon completion of the second follow up inspection:
(a) If the infraction(s) have been satisfactorily addressed or corrected the city will, at their discretion, levy a reinspection fee to cover the cost of the second follow up inspection. The fee will be set by resolution of the City Council.
(b) If the infractions remain §§ 116.999(B)(3)(a) shall be imposed including:
1. A $50 fine.
2. The assessment of $5 per day that the alleged violations remain.
3. The $5 per day will be enforced through the day that a satisfactory follow up inspection is conducted.
(c) The $50 fine and subsequent $5 per day assessment must be paid in full to the city within 14 days of the satisfactory follow up inspection or, pursuant to §§ 116.015et seq. the city shall have the right and just cause to revoke or deny licensing the property as rental housing property.
(d) The property owner or agent shall be notified in writing of §§ 116.165et seq. indicating his or her right of appeal.