A. 
Any person who fails to correct a violation of this chapter upon receipt of a notice of violation shall be guilty of an offense and shall be subject to fines or civil penalties which shall be cumulative for each and every week that the violation remains uncorrected.
B. 
Offenses:
(1) 
Each day the owner fails to arrange for an inspection beyond 15 days after service of such notice;
(2) 
Each violation not corrected within a reasonable time following receipt of a notice of violation.
C. 
Penalties:
(1) 
Failure to arrange for a timely reinspection shall give rise to a presumption that the violation was not corrected and a fine shall be imposed accordingly;
(2) 
Violations not corrected in the allotted time shall be subject to a fine or civil penalty, which fine or civil penalty shall not exceed the maximum set forth in the New York State Executive Law for violations of state code; and not to exceed the maximum set forth in the City of Cortland Code for violations of this chapter, retroactive to the original date set forth in the violation notice. A cumulative civil penalty may be imposed for each and every week or portion thereof that the violation continues, to the maximum extent permitted by law. Enforcement proceedings shall be in accordance with § 102-24 of this chapter.
In addition to the penalties provided in this chapter, when any dwelling, building or structure is constructed, altered, converted, used or maintained in violation of any section of this chapter, the City of Cortland may bring suit in an appropriate court of competent jurisdiction to:
A. 
Prevent unlawful construction, alteration, conversion, or maintenance;
B. 
Restrain, correct, or abate such violation or nuisance;
C. 
Prevent the occupation of the dwelling, building or structure;
D. 
Prevent any other violation of this chapter; and
E. 
Obtain a judgment for costs and expenses to enforce this chapter.
All inspection fees, reinspection fees, demolition costs, administrative costs and legal costs incurred by the Code Enforcement Office or City of Cortland in the enforcement of this chapter may be collected by an assessment or levy placed against the real estate, to be collected as a property tax or by judgment entered against the owner personally or against the real estate.
A. 
Any person who is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to have violated this chapter shall be guilty of an offense pursuant to the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and any amendments or changes thereto, and shall be subject to the maximum penalties authorized therein. Any such person who violates a section of this chapter after having previously been found guilty of violating the same section of this chapter at the same location shall be guilty of a repeat offense.
B. 
Relief under this section shall be in addition to the remedies set forth in §§ 102-22 and 102-23.
C. 
Each and every day in which an offense occurs, after notice has been provided, shall be deemed a separate offense.