(a) No person shall sell or transfer any real property, which has been the subject of a Declaration of a Public Health Hazard pursuant to this Chapter, or has been the site of a known clandestine drug lab, without disclosing such Declaration or knowledge to the broker, listing agent, seller's agent, buyer's agent, as well as the buyer. Said disclosure shall be made on a form provided to the Enforcing Official, containing the signature of the broker, listing agent, seller's agent, buyer's agent as well as the buyer. The disclosure form must be received by the buyer's agent or at least seven (7) days before the date of transfer. In the event that there is no broker or agents, the form must be signed by the owner/seller and the buyer.
(b) No person shall occupy or allow any other person to occupy through a sale, a lease or any other means any real property which is the subject of a Declaration of Public Health Hazard pursuant to this Chapter that is, or has been the site of a known clandestine drug lab until such time as the public health hazard or clandestine drug lab is remediated in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter.
(c) Disclosure shall not be required once the Enforcing Official has removed the Declaration of Public Health Hazard from the property. (Ord. 160816-44. Passed 10-18-16.)