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On preservation heritage land on which is located a residence, in current use, the special assessments shall be levied against one unit as defined in the city assessment policy and shall not be deferred. Any remaining units contained in the preservation heritage land shall be deferred.
(Ord. 45, passed - -1993)
If an owner has obtained the status of preservation heritage land and no longer wishes the status, the owner, by written notice to the city, may withdraw the land from the status, in such case, the benefits afforded by this subchapter and any deferment of special assessments granted by this subchapter shall cease. Land may change status, from agricultural to wildlife habitat land, or the reverse, and retain the designation as preservation heritage land as long as the land meets the requirements of this subchapter for the new classification.
(Ord. 45, passed - -1993)
(A) Any person violating any provision of this chapter for which no specific penalty is prescribed shall be subject to § 10.99 of this code of ordinances.
(B) A land occupier who does not comply with the provisions of the mediated written agreement, as provided by § 150.09, is subject to a civil penalty up to $500.
(C) If the land occupier does not comply with the provisions of the court order, as provided in § 150.11, the land occupier is subject to a civil penalty up to $500.
(D) A person engaged in a development activity who does not secure a sedimentation control plan and time schedule or make satisfactory progress to complete the plan and schedule, as provided by § 150.14, is subject to a civil penalty of $500. The city shall file the complaint with the City Attorney.
(Ord. 30, passed 1-20-1990)