(A) The Municipal Court may adopt rules concerning procedure, conduct of hearings, and forms so as to implement the provisions of the code.
(B) The Municipal Court may order a party found in violation of the code to comply with the provisions within such time as the Municipal Court may allow. The order may require the party to do any and all of the following:
(1) Make any and all necessary repairs, modifications, and/or improvements to the building, real property, or equipment involved;
(2) Abate or remove any nuisance;
(3) Change the use of the building or real property involved;
(4) Install any equipment necessary to achieve compliance;
(5) Pay the city a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per day or greater amount as authorized elsewhere in the code; or
(6) Undertake any other action reasonably necessary to correct the violation or mitigate the effects.
(C) If any person fails to comply with any of the provisions ordered by the Municipal Court, except requiring payment of a civil penalty, the Court may authorize the city to undertake such actions as the Court may believe is reasonably necessary and/or to take other actions to correct the violation, eliminate, or mitigate the effect. The city’s reasonable costs of such actions, including any unpaid civil penalties, may be made a lien against the affected real property.
(Ord. 2016-13, passed 7-11-2016)