A. Written Notice Of Violations: When an enforcement officer conducts an initial inspection of a premises and determines that the property has violations of the City Code, the enforcement officer shall, in addition to any other action the enforcement officer may undertake, serve written notice of the violation or violations in conformance with the requirements set forth in the City Code, and apprise the owner of the required correction measures to bring property into compliance.
B. Notice For The Collection Of Reinspection Costs And Excessive Initial Inspection Costs: If the enforcement officer intends to collect the City costs for re-inspections and excessive initial inspections, then the written notice provided for in the City Code also must:
1. State that if the violations are not corrected within the time period or periods required in the notice, the City's costs in conducting a reinspection after the due date for compliance will be collected by the City from the owner or owners rather than being paid by the taxpayers; and
2. State that if additional new violations of the City Code under the jurisdiction of the respective enforcement officer are discovered by City enforcement officers within the next following twelve (12) months, the City's costs in conducting any additional inspections at the same location within such twelve (12) months will be collected from the owner or owners rather than being paid by the taxpayers of the City; and
3. State that the City will collect such future costs by an assessment levied against the real property. (Ord. 1366, 2-25-2019)