(A) If, after ten days of receiving the notice, and orders, the Public Health Authority is unable to obtain any reasonable assurance, or plan, from the property owner, or occupant, that the structure is being properly vacated, cleaned, remediated, and tested, the Public Health Authority shall provide a copy of the chemical investigation site public health nuisance notice, and order to the County Recorder, and to the lien and mortgage holders of the affected structure, and/or properties. The County Recorder is authorized to file that information with the property record, to notify other persons with interest in the property about the property’s chemical investigation site public health nuisance status.
(B) When the affected property is a motor vehicle, boat, or trailer, the Public Health Authority shall notify the appropriate state and local agencies that maintain motor vehicle, boat, or trailer records, and the holders of liens, or security interests, against the vehicle or trailer.
(Prior Code, § 10.62)