§ 1.16.050. Notification.

A.

Whenever the limitation of property use is enforced, a notification of the abatement action shall be served upon the responsible person and, as applicable, to any other party revealed by public records to have record title or similar legal interest in the property. Such notification may be served in conjunction with notification of other actions by the City to abate the violation.

B.

The notice shall be served by one or more of the following methods:

1.

Personal delivery with acknowledged receipt; or

2.

Certified mail with return receipt requested to the last known mailing address; or

3.

Constructive public notification, including but not limited to the following:

a.

Publication in a newspaper of general circulation, or

b.

Filing of an affidavit with the Office of the City Clerk certifying to the time and manner in which such notification was sent by regular mail, or

c.

Conspicuous posting on or in the vicinity of the property.

C.

Failure to serve such person(s) or failure of such person(s) to receive timely notification shall not affect in any manner the validity of any abatement actions taken or procedures conducted as established in this Chapter.

D.

The notice shall minimally identify the following factors:

1.

The provisions of the code or ordinance violated and the descriptive nature of the violations; and

2.

The locations of the violations and the dates of occurrence; and

3.

The remedial actions required to correct the violations; and

4.

Other consequences, as applicable, should the violations not be corrected; and

5.

The procedures for obtaining an administrative hearing regarding the enforcement of the limitation of property use.

(Ord. 12550 § 3 (part), 2003: Ord. 11805 § 1 (part), 1995: prior code § 1-8.05)