[Ord. No. 918-20, 6-17-2020]
A.
In
any instance where any individual, person, corporation, partnership,
joint venture, business, association, firm, organization, entity is
delinquent in the payment of any taxes, fee, assessment, levy, charge,
or bill to the City of Byrnes Mill, Missouri, the following services,
processes, licenses, and permits shall be withheld until payment in
full has been made.
1.
Merchants licenses shall not be issued or renewed.
2.
Liquor licenses shall not be issued or renewed.
3.
Food service permits shall not be issued or renewed.
4.
Building permits, plumbing permits, and electrical permits shall
not be issued or renewed.
5.
Subdivision or reorganization of land shall not be processed.
6.
Rezoning requests and conditional use permits shall not be processed.
7.
Excavation permits shall not be issued or reissued.
8.
Floodplain permits shall not be issued or reissued.
9.
Certificates of compliance shall not be issued.
10.
Driveway permits shall not be issued or reissued.
11.
Reservations of park pavilions shall not be made.
B.
Notice
shall be provided, in writing, to any individual, person, corporation,
partnership, joint venture, business, association, firm, organization,
or entity that is denied a service, license, process, permit because
of the enforcement of the provisions of this Section. Such notice
shall list the tax, fee, assessment, levy, charge, or bill that is
due and owing to the City and shall include the appropriate amounts
and any penalties due the City.
C.
Any
individual, person, corporation, firm, partnership, joint venture,
business, association, organization, or entity that finds the notice
to be in error or that provides evidence of a bona fide dispute on
a tax, fee, levy, assessment, charge, or bill that is due and owing
to the City may, within ten (10) days of the date of the mailing of
the notice, file an appeal with the City Administrator. The City Administrator
shall investigate any alleged error or dispute within five (5) working
days of receipt of the appeal and shall be empowered to order the
issuance, reissuance, renewal, or processing of the service, permit,
license, or process; conditionally order the issuance, reissuance,
renewal, or processing of the permit, license, or process; or may
sustain the denial of the issuance, reissuance, renewal or processing
of the permit, license, or process. Such decision shall be provided
by the City Administrator, in writing, to the appellant.
D.
Notwithstanding
other provisions of this Section to the contrary, certificates of
compliance may be issued for property to be sold upon receipt of verification
that all taxes, fees, assessments, levies, charges and bills will
be paid at the time of closing.
[Ord. No. 918-20, 6-17-2020]
A.
In
any instance where any individual, person, corporation, partnership,
joint venture, business, association, firm, organization, or entity
is found to be in violation of the City Codes in the areas of weeds;
junk; litter; storm water management and erosion control; floodplain
management; zoning; subdivision regulations; completion of subdivision
improvements in accordance with improvement plans approved by the
Board of Alderpersons; or the terms and conditions of subdivision
improvement escrow agreements, the following services, processes,
and permits shall be withheld until compliance with the City codes
has been achieved:
1.
Building permits, plumbing permits, electrical permits shall not
be issued or renewed.
2.
Certificates of compliance shall not be issued.
3.
Excavation permits shall not be issued or reissued.
4.
Driveway permits shall not be issued.
5.
Floodplain permits shall not be issued or reissued.
6.
Rezoning and conditional use permits shall not be processed.
7.
Subdivision or reorganization of land shall not be processed.
B.
Notice
shall be provided, in writing, to any individual, person, corporation,
partnership, joint venture, business, association, firm, organization,
or entity that is denied a service, process, or permit because of
the enforcement of the provisions of this Section. Such notice shall
list the violation to be corrected.
C.
Any
individual, person, firm, partnership, joint venture, business, association,
organization, or entity that finds the notice to be in error or that
provides evidence of a bona fide dispute may, within ten (10) days
of the date of the mailing of the notice, file an appeal with the
City Administrator. The City Administrator shall investigate any alleged
error or dispute within five (5) working days of the receipt of the
appeal and shall be empowered to order the service, process, or permit
or conditionally order the service, process, or permit. Such decision
shall be provided by the City Administrator, in writing, to the applicant.
