§ 6.5 ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES.
   6.5.1   Investigation. On receipt of a complaint or other information indicating that there may be a violation of this ordinance, the UDO Administrator, or any other official designated by the Town Council, shall investigate the situation and determine whether a violation exists.
   6.5.2   Initial notice of violation.
      A.   On determining that a violation exists, the UDO Administrator shall give the responsible person written notice of the violation by personal delivery, or by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested. The notice shall describe the nature of the violation, state the actions necessary to correct the violation, and invite the alleged violator to meet with the UDO Administrator within ten days to discuss the violation and how it may be corrected. The UDO Administrator may provide the alleged violator additional written notices of violation. If the UDO Administrator believes personal service and/or service by registered or certified or registered mail may be unsuccessful, he or she may also provide notice by posting the written notice in a conspicuous place on the property for a period of not less than ten days simultaneously with the attempts at service by the previously mentioned methods.
      B.   The UDO Administrator may, by service effectuated pursuant to Article 6.5.2.A above, issue a cease and desist order to the responsible person, which order shall remain in effect until all violations have been corrected.
      C.   Before revoking a permit or other authorization, the UDO Administrator shall give the holder of the permit or authorization ten days’ notice of intent to initiate the process to revoke the permit or authorization. The notice shall set forth the reasons for the intended revocation, and shall state that the holder may have an informal hearing on the intended revocation before the UDO Administrator. In revoking the permit, the UDO Administrator shall follow the same development review and approval process required for issuance of the development approval, including any required notice or hearing, in the review and approval of any revocation of that approval.
(Ord. passed 2-3-2021)