This administrative hold shall hereby be defined and applied to the following:
(A) Persons, businesses or entities who:
(1) Own property in the city for which there exists:
(a) Unpaid restaurant and transient taxes,
(b) Unpaid city ad valorem taxes,
(c) Unpaid fines and abatement costs assessed by the city, or
(d) A final order finding a violation of any code or ordinance of the city that has not been remedied, or
(2) Are delinquent on payment or filing of occupational license/net profits taxes, insurance premium taxes, tourism taxes or any other taxes owed to the city or its agencies shall be administratively ineligible for the issuance of a license, permit or other approval issued by the city or its agencies, including the Planning Commission and staff, Building Inspection department, Revenue Commission, City Clerk, City Engineer, or Fire Department, or by any agency with which the city has an agreement for reciprocal application of this article, until such time as the deficiency or deficiencies have been corrected. Notwithstanding this prohibition, the city or agency may issue any permit necessary to remedy the condition causing the administrative ineligibility.
(B) An administrative hold resulting from the application of (A) above shall run with the land and be binding on the person, business or entity’s successors and heirs, provided that the successors and heirs have notice or constructive notice of the delinquent obligation. The filing of a lien in the County Clerk’s office shall presumptively establish constructive notice to all persons.
(Ord. 2021-05, passed 9-14-21)
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Cross reference:
Penalty for violation, see § 65.999