A. 
The administrative hearings officer may order a party found in violation of this Code to comply with the provisions of the Code within such time as the administrative hearings officer may allow. The order may require such party to do any or all of the following:
1. 
Make any and all necessary repairs, modifications and improvements to the structure, real property or equipment involved.
2. 
Abate or remove any nuisance.
3. 
Change the use of the building, structure or real property involved.
4. 
Install any equipment necessary to achieve compliance.
5. 
Pay to the municipality a civil penalty, the amount of which shall be in accordance with the fine schedule set forth in section 14.60.030 or AMCR Section R14.10.020.
6. 
Pay to the municipality the cost of compliance, as defined in subsection B of this section.
7. 
Undertake any other action reasonably necessary to correct the violation.
B. 
For the purposes of this section, the term "cost of compliance" means the cost of removal, repair and relocation and any other costs which are or would reasonably and necessarily be incurred to remedy or remove the violation or comply with the order of the administrative hearings officer.
C. 
Where the administrative hearings officer has ordered that certain remedial measures identified in subsection A.1, A.2, A.3, A.4 or A.7 of this section be completed by a certain date, the administrative hearings officer may impose a civil fine payable to the municipality in the amount of up to $250.00 for each day after that compliance date that the remedial measures remain uncompleted. A hearing for the imposition of penalties under this section shall be set and penalties may be imposed in response to a request filed by the municipality's representative or in the case of a private enforcement action initiated under section 21.25.035 in response to a request filed by the complainant.
(AO No. 93-167(S-1), § 1, 4-13-1994)
A. 
Where the violation relates to a condition on real property:
1. 
Costs of compliance imposed under section 14.50.010A.6 which are incurred by the municipality for the repair, modification or improvement of any real property, any costs incurred by the municipality which are reasonably necessary for nuisance abatement or removal, and any civil penalty imposed as a result of a decision of the administrative hearings officer may be recorded as a lien upon the property which is the subject of the violation.
2. 
The municipal department incurring such costs shall serve a complaint as set forth in section 14.30.020 for such costs on the owner, in person or by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, and shall file a copy with the administrative hearings officer with proof of service attached. The administrative hearings officer shall treat the complaint as any other charging document following the procedures set forth in chapter 14.30. If the costs have been incurred prior to adjudication of the underlying violation, the assessment of costs may be included in the decision on the violation. If the responsibility for the violation has been adjudicated, the only issue at the hearing will be the amount of costs imposed. The administrative hearings officer shall forward the officer's decision on costs to the municipal treasurer in the same manner as other decisions. The treasurer shall develop a form for the recording of the lien and may cause the lien to be recorded.
3. 
In addition to the lien imposed under this section, any person found to be in violation of this Code shall be personally liable for costs incurred by the municipality and for any civil penalty imposed by decision of the administrative hearings officer. In cases of persons found to be in violation of this Code as owners of property, the persons shall be personally liable under this subsection only if they have control of the property, and the legal authority to correct the violation, and knowingly have committed the violation.
B. 
Where the violation relates to the condition or location of a vehicle, such as abandoned vehicle provisions or failure to resolve a vehicle equipment violation, the debt created by the decision of an administrative hearings officer may be recorded as a lien upon the vehicle in question.
(AO No. 93-167(S-1), § 1, 4-13-1994)
A. 
Fines and assessments and any other allowable costs and interest may be collected through any legal means including but not limited to:
1. 
Use of a collecting agent;
2. 
Recording of liens;
3. 
Foreclosure of liens pursuant to AS 9.45.170; or
4. 
Judicial enforcement of administrative hearing officer decisions.
B. 
Actions for the collection of fines or assessments are independent of any other remedy available for resolution of violations of this Code.
C. 
Outstanding fines and assessments owed by the same person may be pursued in a single collection action.
D. 
Interest on fines and assessments not paid within 30 days of the decision shall accrue at the rate of eight percent per year.
E. 
Late payment fee. In addition to interest charged under subsection D above, fines and assessments issued pursuant to this title, if not paid in full within 30 days from the date of the administrative hearing officer's final order, shall be assessed a one-time late payment fee of $25.00.
(AO No. 93-167(S-1), § 1, 4-13-1994; AO No. 2004-151, § 6, 1-1-2005)