A.
A violation of this Part 6 shall be deemed to exist
when any person, partnership or corporate entity engages in any construction
activity directly related to the erection or placement of a dwelling
unit, upon any land within the Town without first having obtained
a growth permit from the CEO.
B.
If a dwelling unit has been constructed or placed,
without a growth permit, it shall be deemed a violation for any person,
firm, or corporate entity to sell, lease, rent or occupy such dwelling
unit until such permit has been duly issued.
When a violation of any provision of this Part
6 shall be found, the CEO shall send a written notice of the violation
to the responsible party or parties. If the notice does not result
in the correction of the violation, the CEO may institute any and
all actions and proceedings, either legal or equitable, including
seeking injunctive relief, the imposition of fines, removal of the
structure, or other action that may be appropriate or necessary to
enforce the provisions of this Part 6. The remedies set forth herein
are intended to be cumulative and not exclusive of each other.
A.
Any person owning or controlling the use of any dwelling
unit being constructed or occupied in violation of this chapter shall
be liable to be fined not less than $100 or more than $2,500 for each
day such a violation (i.e. construction activity, unlawful occupancy)
continues after notification by the CEO.
The Appeals Board may, upon written application
of an aggrieved party and after public notice, hear appeals from determinations
of the CEO in the administration of this Ordinance. Following such
hearing, the Appeals Board may reverse the decision of the CEO only
upon a finding that the decision is clearly contrary to the specific
provisions of this Part 6.
