21-1558 - Amending Chapter 2, Lien Reduction Procedures

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(d) The violator pr-opeft- ^< applicant shall submit at the time of application an application fee and payment to the City in of the amount necessary to reimburse the City for its costs associated with recording the order imposing a penalty or fine. and the requested satisfaetion or releasef These costs are non-refundable, regardless of its,^„t regard f r the final disposition of the application for stisfctio or release^f lam. (e) Portions of liens not eligible for reduction. The following liens/fines cannot be reduced by the Cites (1) The portion of the lien representing hard costs incurred by the City, including but not limited to recording costs lot clearing boarding up demolition condemnation costs, and any other costs billed by a City contractor to cure the violation etc (2) Any lien resulting from a fine for a violation that was determined to be irreparable or irreversible. (3) Any lien that is insured by a title insurance policy. (4) Any lien that is currently the subject of a foreclosure action initiated by the City. (OM Upon receipt of the application for reduction, satisfaction, or release of lien and payment provided above, the Fire Chief City Manager or designee shall confirm through the Code Enforcement Officer that the violation =e that resulted in the order imposing the penalty or fine has been brought into compliance. if the viol t^rl„ropei4y owner ha -s been i..v.b,t into vv.Niuuuae and there ; no eurfent eode violation , n the pfopeAY in—Stierthe Community ,cote}Cl-OPrrrent Dii-cccoi-6f acargrrce Jnuli—p'rccce the i pplieation upon the agenda of the next cecr''rcdccied Ineeting of trl're GO Enforeeme nt Boar for the ' as lb All of the following must be present in va Board JGZ77GT1 order for the application to be reviewed by the Cit Manager: (1) the violation has been brought into compliance 2) there is no current code violation upon the subject property or an other property owned by the applicant; (3) all ad valorem property taxes special assessments, City utility charges and other government -imposed liens against the subject real property have been paid; (4) the applicant and if a corporate entity, the managing member of the applicant, is not personally indebted to the Cit four any reason and (5) there are no expired permits on the subject propertyor any property owned by the applicant in the City. The City Manager may request additional information to support the annlication. if the City Manager or designee deems such information is relevant and necessary to make a final decision on the application. The City Commission hereby delegates to the Cit Manager the authority to review and consider applications for reduction or satisfaction of liens and to make all necessary determinations. -(g)h) Upon feview of the applieation and any testimeny presented, the Code Enfefeement Board shall reeemmend to the Gity Commission appr-oval, appfoval with eonditions, or Page 3 Ordinance 21-1558