(A) Failure to comply with any of the requirements of this chapter or with any permit issued pursuant to this chapter subject the to revocation of the in accordance with this section.
(B) If the Administrator finds a park to be in violation, he or she notify the , in writing. The notice state the specific violations and set reasonable time limits for corrective actions and subsequent inspections. In the event that the takes no action to correct violations, the Administrator notify him or her, by certified mail, that the for the park will be revoked at the close of 10 business days from the date of the notice. Should the correct the violations prior to the being revoked, he or she request that the Administrator conduct an inspection. If the Administrator finds that the park is no longer in violation, he or she notify the that the will continue to be valid. If the violations have not been remedied, the be revoked. The revocation and the reasons for such be made in writing to the .
(C) If a has been revoked:
(1) The not rent or lease any vacant spaces until the violations have been corrected and the is reinstated.
(2) The notify each renter/lessee of a space within the park within 10 days after receiving notification that the has been revoked. The provide the Administrator with a signed statement from each renter/lessee indicating that notice from the has been received. Any lease that is renewed after revocation of the be at the renter’s/lessee’s own risk.
(D) The Administrator revoke a for violations of any part of this chapter, except for those regulated by the Henderson County Health, Inspections or Solid Waste Departments. In these cases, the Administrator work with the other departments regarding the revocation of a .
(E) A be reinstated if the applies to the Administrator and the Administrator finds that the park is in compliance with the regulations for which the was revoked.
(Ord. passed 3-1-2004; Am. Ord. passed 10-13-2005; Am. Ord. 2016-04, passed 7-28-2016)