(A) In the event work does not conform to the permit, or to the plans and specifications, or these regulations or to any instructions of the Superintendent or his or her representative, a notice of violation shall be served upon the permittee in accordance with § 152.098. After a notice of violation is given, the permittee or his or her contractor shall correct the violation within 48 hours. If an imminent hazard exists, the Superintendent of City Services may require that all land disturbance activities cease and corrective work begin immediately by the permittee or his or her contractor.
(B) If the Superintendent of City Services or his or her representative finds any existing conditions not as stated in the application or approved plans, the Superintendent of City Services or his or her representative may issue a stop work order under § 152.099 on the entire project, or any specified part thereof, until a revised plan is submitted conforming to the currently existing conditions, or appropriate remedial work is completed to bring the project into compliance with the existing plan.
(C) Failure of the permittee to comply with the directives of this section will constitute a violation pursuant to these regulations. The Superintendent of City Services or his or her representative may cancel the permit and proceed with the necessary restoration of the site at the expense of the owner. The owner will be billed for the expenses incurred by the city. Failure to pay will result in the city seeking recovery of costs and damages.
(Ord. 2009-12, passed 3-23-2009)