Any duly authorized inspector of the city shall be permitted
to make reasonable inspections of any manufactured home subdivision
or manufactured home park to determine compliance with this article.
(Ordinance 98-314-7, § 11,
adopted 2/24/1998)
Whenever it is brought to the attention of the city council
that there has been a violation of any provisions of this article,
the city council shall, prior to a hearing on revocation of a permit,
give notice of such alleged violation to the permitee, licensee, or
agent.
(1)
Notice.
The notice shall:
a.
Be
in writing;
b.
Include
a statement of the reasons for its issuance;
c.
Provide
requirements, based upon the nature and severity of the violation
and having due regard for the safety and protection of the community,
for actions to correct the violation;
d.
Be
served upon the proper party, as evidenced by the records; provided,
however, the notice shall be deemed to have been properly served when
a copy thereof has been sent by regular mail to the last known address;
and
e.
Contain
an outline of remedial action, which will correct the deficiency or
defect.
(2)
Hearing.
If the violation is not remedied in accordance with the notice, and a violation of the ordinance continues, then the city council may, following a hearing before the city council, revoke any permits or licenses issued in addition to all remedies available to it at law or equity. This hearing procedure will not be necessary to enforce the provisions of section 24-188.
(Ordinance 98-314-7, § 12,
adopted 2/24/1998; Ordinance
22-701-15, § 1, adopted 11/17/2022)
Any person who shall violate any provision of this article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be punished as provided in section 1-13. Each day of violation shall constitute a separate offense.
(Ordinance 98-314-7, § 13,
adopted 2/24/1998; Ordinance
22-701-15, § 1, adopted 11/17/2022)
