(A) The property owner, or other person with legal interest in, or affected by the Code Enforcement Officer’s notice may appear and be heard at the hearing scheduled before the Rushville Unsafe Building Board. An aggrieved person may present facts, or evidence that the subject non-residential structure is not defective, or in violation of this subchapter. The affected person may be represented by an attorney, and may bring witnesses or other evidence to the hearing before the Rushville Unsafe Building Board’s consideration. The Rushville Unsafe Building Board will receive evidence from affected and interested persons together with the evidence, and findings of the Code Enforcement Officer. Thereafter, the Rushville Unsafe Building Board will issue an order:
(1) Finding and determination whether or not the non-residential structure is defective, and in violation of this subchapter. The findings and determinations will be made with sufficient clarity and specificity to identify the conditions that constitute the defect and, therefore, a violation of this subchapter.
(2) The order shall describe the remedial repairs, maintenance, or demolition the Rushville Unsafe Building Board determines necessary to remedy the defects, and remedy the violations of this subchapter.
(3) The order shall specify the time frame in which the owner or affected person with a legal interest shall have to remedy the defects, and the violations of this subchapter.
(B) The owner or other affected person with legal interest may agree, and consent to the findings and the order of the Rushville Unsafe Building Board. In such an event, the owner or affected person with legal interest will sign the findings, and order which shall become binding on the owner or affected person with legal interest without further action by the Rushville Unsafe Building Board.
(Ord. 2015-03, passed 4-7-2015)