Any licensee of residential rental property who, in the determination of the Code Official, violates any provision of this Residential Rental Property Code or the City Code shall be sent a notice of violation. The notice of violation shall be served on the licensee or resident agent by hand-delivery, by electronic mail, or by first class mail addressed to the licensee or any resident agent. The notice of violation shall state:
(A) The condition that has caused the alleged violation(s);
(B) Whether the Code Official seeks:
(1) Remediation, and the time that remediation must be completed;
(2) To place a licensee on probation, or to extend a pre-existing probationary period; or
(3) To revoke the rental license.
(C) That the licensee has 14 days from the date of the notice of violation to appeal the notice of violation by filing with the Code Official a written notice of appeal in accordance with § 99.14.
(Ord. 306, passed 10-21-20)