The Code Enforcement Officer will provide notice to property owners by certified mail or personal delivery of any upcoming renourishment for which they are expected to comply with this subchapter. The notice will provide the following information:
(A) That the property is subject to this subchapter;
(B) The anticipated date or date range of the renourishment of the beach adjacent to the property;
(C) A deadline, not less than 60 days from the date of the notice, for when the property must be brought into compliance;
(D) The minimum action that must be taken by the property owner to bring the property into compliance with the renourishment, such as the anticipated height to which the property must be elevated;
(E) The anticipated cost of filling the owner's property or otherwise bringing it into compliance with the renourishment if performed by the city and billed to the owner;
(F) That the property owner must inform the city within 20 days of the date of the notice whether the owner will address the identified nuisance by filling the property or by otherwise bringing the property into compliance with the renourishment, or, alternatively, will allow the city to bring the property into compliance and agree to pay associated costs; and
(G) If the property owner does not make an election within 20 days of the notice or does not bring the property into compliance with the renourishment by the deadline provided and to the satisfaction of the code enforcement officer, the city will fill the property or otherwise bring it into compliance, and bill the property owner for the associated costs of same.
(Ord. 31-17, passed 12-12-17)