11-1352 Requiring Completion or Demolition for Incomplete Structures

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indicated on the return receipt. Proof of service shall be by written declaration indicating the date, time, and manner in which service was made. 4. Hearing. a. Scope of hearing. A hearing before the Code Enforcement Board shall offer the property owner and other legally interested parties a reasonable opportunity to be heard on any matter or issue which is relevant to the case. The property owner or other interested parties may appear at the hearing in person or through an attorney or other designated representative. Failure of any person to appear at a hearing scheduled in accordance with the City Code shall constitute a waiver of the right to a hearing on the Notice of Violation. b. Implementation. 1 If no hearing is requested as provided in subsection 3.a.(6), the Building Official may take action to remove or demolish the building or structure as directed by the City Manager, 2 If a hearing is requested and the Code Enforcement Board determines; A) That the condition exists as set forth in the Notice of Violation, and that the remedial action required in the notice has not been voluntarily completed by the property owner, or other legally interested party, the Code Enforcement Board shall issue a written order authorizing the Building Official to remove or demolish the building or structure, or cause the removal or demolition of the building or structure. B) That the condition, as set forth in the Notice of Violation, does not exist or has been corrected as required by the Notice of Violation, the Notice of Violation shall be decision of the Code Enforcement Board may apply to the City Commission for relief within ten certiorari review, based solely on the record of the hearing before the Code Enforcement Board. 1 _) References to the Board of Adjustment shall be to the City Commission; and 2 Appeals from the City Commission decision shall be to the Circuit Court. 5. The Building Official may, upon written request of the property owner, grant an extension of time as the Building Official may determine to be reasonable to complete the required remedial action. If the extensions of time, in total, exceed one hundred twenty (120) days, the extension must also be approved by the Code Enforcement Board which may act without further public hearing. 6. Interference. No person shall obstruct or interfere with the implementation of any action required by the final notice of the Building Official or the Code Enforcement Board. Any person found interferjng or obstructing such actions shall be prosecuted to the extent provided for =W law. 7. Performance of work. The demolition of a building or structure, as required in the notice by the Building Official or the final Order by the Code Enforcement Board, shall be performed in an Ordinance 11 -1352 Page 4