(a) If after inspection a dwelling unit is found in nonconformance with the requirements of this article, the Housing Inspector shall promptly notify the operator, including both the owner and manager of the property, of the reasons for nonconformance, which shall be recorded on the inspection report. The office of the Housing Inspector shall establish a separate file for each alleged violation or charge of nonconformance with the requirements of this article, which file will contain a written form on the outside of the file showing the actions taken and the date said actions were taken in the matter by the office of the Housing Inspector.
(b) Nonconformance shall be promptly abated as per time sequence given.
(c) The operator may, within the time period of notice to correct for conformance, file a petition with the Housing Board of Adjustments and Appeals to appeal the Housing Inspector's order, during which time Section 1781.04(e) shall be stayed.
(d) The letter of compliance shall be denied or revoked if:
(1) The owner does not file a petition to the Housing Board of Adjustments and Appeals within the time sequences specified by the Housing Inspector.
(2) The dwelling unit is not in conformance at the end of the period specified by the Inspector.
(e) Upon denial or revocation of the letter of compliance, the Housing Inspector shall notify the owner and the occupants in writing.
(f) The dwelling unit shall be provided three free inspections by the Housing Inspector to determine whether the noncompliance has been abated. Additional reinspections shall be made at the rate per dwelling unit or sleeping room as per registration fees indicated in Section 1781.05(d)(1) to (3) and charged to the owner of complainant.
(Ord. 99-07. Passed 6-10-99.)
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