If the owner or owners fail to respond to the Notice issued in accordance with the provisions hereof, and the Notice has not been rescinded, extended or set aside, the Building Safety Commission may cause all necessary repairs, alterations or improvements to be made, or if the public welfare requires, may cause the dwelling, structure or other building to be closed, removed or demolished. The Commission shall keep an accurate account of all costs against the real property upon which such dwelling, structure or other building is situate, including the cost for repairs, improvements, alterations, vacating, closing, removal or demolition, and attendant attorney fees and court costs or any combination thereof. The amount of any assessment setting forth the total of such costs shall bear interest at the statutory rate. If the assessment is not paid, the Commission, after any sale of any or all salvage materials is credited to the assessment, may place a lien against the real property upon which all such costs were incurred. The Notice of Lien shall be a certified statement thereof, showing the nature of the work, the date and amount thereof, a description of the property affected and the names of the owner or owners thereof, and which said lien shall be recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Commission of Pleasants County, West Virginia. Any such liens shall remain a lien upon the real property upon which the subject dwelling, building or other structure is situate for a period of ten years from the recording thereof and for succeeding ten year periods from the date of an Affidavit of Non-Payment and Extension as executed by the Mayor. (Ord. 2018-03. Passed 6-19-18.)