(A) If the Code Official finds a violation of this subchapter, the Code Official shall, before issuing a municipal civil infraction pursuant to § 150.99, issue a notice and order directed to the responsible party stating the date of the Code Official’s determination, the name of the Code Official, the nature of the violation, and the time within which the correction shall be completed.
(B) A violation, which is determined by the Code Official to constitute a hazard to health to the occupants or the community as a whole, shall be ordered corrected within the shortest reasonable time, and the responsible party shall give notice of having begun compliance to the Code Official within 48 hours. Inoperable vehicles shall have ten days to become compliant. Trash and rubbish shall have six days to become complaint. All other violations shall be corrected within 30 calendar days from the date of notice.
(C) At the end of the period of time the Code Official has allowed for the correction of the violation notice as provided, the Code Official shall re-inspect the premises and if the Code Official determines that the conditions requiring corrections set forth in the notice have not been corrected, and if the responsible party has not appealed the notice pursuant to § 150.36, the Code Official may issue a municipal civil infraction citation pursuant to § 150.99. A municipal civil infraction citation may also be issued after an unsuccessful appeal.
(D) For purposes of this section, notices shall be served in the same manner prescribed in § 152.013.
(Ord. 1062, passed 11-23-20) Penalty, see § 150.99