Amended & Enacted 5/25/10
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Introduced by the Council President at the request of the Office of
2
General
3
Committee:
Counsel
and
amended
by
the
Public
Health
4
5
6
ORDINANCE 2010-329-E
7
AN
ORDINANCE
AMENDING
8
PROVISIONS),
PART
9
ENFORCEMENT),
SECTION
3
CHIEF
320,
(ORGANIZATION
320.303
OF
(GENERAL
AND
(DUTIES
BUILDING
AND
10
POWERS
11
ORDINANCE CODE TO REVISE THE POWERS AND DUTIES
12
OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL TO ADDRESS UNSAFE AND
13
HAZARDOUS
14
REQUIREMENTS,
15
PROCEDURE; AMENDING CHAPTER 518 (JACKSONVILLE
16
PROPERTY SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE CODE), PART 1
17
(GENERAL PROVISIONS), SUBPART F (EMERGENCIES),
18
SECTION 518.151 (EMERGENCIES), ORDINANCE CODE
19
TO
20
ESTABLISH
21
PROCEDURES;
AMENDING
22
STANDARDS),
SUBPART
23
UNFITNESS
24
518.462 (STRUCTURES UNFIT FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY)
25
TO PROVIDE FOR NOTICE AND APPEAL MECHANISMS;
26
AMENDING PART 4 (PROPERTY STANDARDS), SUBPART
27
G
28
(APPEALS AND VARIANCES) TO INCLUDE AN APPEAL
29
MECHANISM
30
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
31
OF
CHAPTER
CONDITIONS,
REVISE
THE
A
(APPEALS
AND
AND
FROM
PROVIDE
ESTABLISH
NOTICE
HEARING
FOR
INSPECTION)
A
HEARING
REQUIREMENTS
PROCEDURE
HUMAN
NOTICE
PART
F
FOR
EMERGENCY
4
(PROPERTY
(DECLARATION
OCCUPATION),
VARIANCES),
SPECIAL
AND
SECTION
MASTER
OF
SECTION
518.471
DECISIONS;
&
Safety
Amended 5/25/10
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BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Jacksonville:
2
Section 1.
Chapter
320
(General
Provisions),
Part
3
3
(Organization and enforcement), Ordinance Code, is amended in part
4
as follows:
5
CHAPTER 320.
6
PART 3.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
ORGANIZATION AND ENFORCEMENT
7
8
9
* * *
Sec. 320.303.
Duties
and
powers
of
Chief
of
Building
Inspection.
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* * *
11
(g)
12
When
EXIGENT CIRCUMSTANCES.
the
Building
Official
receives
notice
or
otherwise
13
determines that any building, structure, premises, electrical, gas,
14
mechanical
15
threat to the life and safety of the occupants and/or the public,
16
the Official shall immediately make diligent efforts to contact the
17
occupants and the owner of the property through reasonable means
18
(which may include telephone or personal notification) in an effort
19
to correct the threat to public safety.
20
shall prevent the Building Official from inspecting any condition
21
to verify proper corrective actions have been taken, nor does it
22
relieve a property owner or other individual from obtaining any
23
permits or other approvals necessary to do corrective work.
or
plumbing
system
presents
an
imminent
and
serious
However, nothing herein
24
In exigent circumstances, where advance notice is impractical,
25
and the threat to public safety is so immediate and severe that
26
delay poses a threat to the public safety, the Building Official
27
may order all occupants removed from the building, structure or
28
premises, utility service to the unsafe or hazardous condition(s)
29
terminated, and/or further occupancy contingent on correction of
30
the unsafe or hazardous condition(s) or code violation(s).
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For purposes of this subsection, the circumstances supporting
2
the determination that an immediate threat exists to the life and
3
safety of the occupants and/or the public are those, in the opinion
4
of
5
emergency ex parte injunction, without notice, in a Circuit Court
6
proceeding for abatement of a public nuisance. The exercise of this
7
authority is not intended to be routine, but shall be reserved for
8
those instances in which advance notice is impractical and the
9
threat to public safety constitutes a true emergency.
the
Building
Official,
which
would
justify the
entry
of
an
10
Electrical service shall not be terminated except in those
11
instances where the electrical service itself presents an imminent
12
danger to public safety or where the risk of spark or explosion is
13
present, or to prevent further occupancy of any unsafe structure.
14
The mere existence of a code violation for a failure to secure
15
permits shall not justify an order to vacate under this subsection.
16
In
17
enforcement
18
violation.
19
those
circumstances,
process
the
Building
authorized
by
Official
law
to
may
initiate
correct
any
any
such
In all cases in which the Building Official has ordered all
20
occupants
21
utility service to the unsafe or hazardous condition(s) terminated,
22
the Building Official shall give written notice to the property
23
owner and the occupants of the Official’s actions within two (2)
24
business days of the issuance of the order (excluding Sundays and
25
legal holidays).
26
removed
the
building,
structure
or
premises,
or
The notice shall include the following:
27
(1)
28
the property;
29
(2)
30
from
The street address, if any, and a legal description of
A description of the building or structure or portion(s)
thereof which constitutes the unsafe or hazardous condition;
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(3)
A statement of the particular defects, code violations
2
or circumstances which justified the immediate action to protect
3
the health and safety of the public or occupants of the property;
4
and
5
(4)
That the property owner shall have an opportunity to
6
contest the Building Official’s actions
7
hazardous condition(s) or code violation(s), upon appeal of such
8
determination within 5 days to the Special Master.
9
to abate the unsafe or
The notice required by this Section shall be mailed by certified
10
or
11
occupant of the structure as shown by the public records of Duval
12
County, and shall also be mailed to the owner's agent if such
13
agent's name and address is on file in the Property Appraiser's
14
Office as shown on the latest tax roll.
15
express
(h)
mail
or
hand
delivered
to
each
owner,
lessee
and
If a petitioner requests a hearing under this Section, the
16
filing of that request shall automatically stay the effect of the
17
vacate order and/or order terminating electrical service and the
18
parties shall be restored to the status quo ante the issuance of
19
the Building Official’s Order, unless the Building Official who
20
entered the Order certifies in writing, under oath that, by reason
21
of facts stated in the certificate, a stay would cause an imminent
22
threat to life and safety. In the case of a certificate filed
23
according to the previous sentence, the stay shall be terminated,
24
the order to vacate / order to terminate utilities shall remain in
25
effect, and the parties shall not be restored to the status quo
26
ante.
27
provided to the appealing party by mail on the same day that it is
28
filed with the Special Master.
29
(i)
A
copy
In
of
the
the
event
Building
that
Official’s
the
Building
certificate
Official
has
shall
filed
be
a
30
certificate stating that an immediate threat to life or
31
exists, a hearing will be scheduled within two (2) business days
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before the Special Master. The hearing may not be continued unless
2
the appealing party consents to the continuance.
3
The City shall bear the burden of proving that an imminent
4
peril to life and safety justifies the order to vacate / order to
5
terminate
6
enforcement mechanism will not adequately protect the public health
7
and safety in light of the emergency. Testimony shall be taken
8
under oath and the provisions generally governing hearings before
9
the
10
electrical
Special
Master,
service
and
including
that
subpoenaing
any
other
witnesses,
available
presenting
evidence and cross-examination, shall be observed.
11
After hearing evidence, the Special Master may quash the order
12
to vacate and/or order to terminate electrical power; may continue
13
the order(s) in effect; and/or may refer the matter for proceedings
14
under Chapter 162, including the imposition of fines. The Special
15
Master shall issue his ruling on the same day that the hearing is
16
held. Upon entry, a copy of the Special Master’s decision shall be
17
mailed to the parties by U.S. mail.
18
(j) In those circumstances where the Building Official has not
19
filed a sworn certificate justifying the lifting of the automatic
20
stay, a hearing shall be scheduled before the Special Master at the
21
next available Special Master hearing.
22
The City shall bear the burden of proving that an imminent
23
peril to life and safety justifies the order to vacate / order to
24
terminate
25
enforcement mechanism will not adequately protect the public health
26
and safety in light of the emergency. Testimony shall be taken
27
under oath and the provisions generally governing hearings before
28
the
29
evidence and cross-examination, shall be observed.
electrical
Special
Master,
service
and
including
that
subpoenaing
any
other
witnesses,
available
presenting
30
After hearing evidence at the hearing, the Special Master may
31
quash the order to vacate and/or order to terminate electrical
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power;
may
continue
the
order(s)
in
effect;
and
may
refer
the
2
matter for proceedings under Chapter 162, including the imposition
3
of fines. Upon entry, a copy of the Special Master’s decision shall
4
be mailed to the parties by U.S. mail.
5
(k) Nothing herein shall prevent the City from referring any
6
violation of the City’s codes to the Special Master sitting as the
7
Code Enforcement Board for proceedings under Chapter 162 of the
8
Florida Statutes or any other enforcement mechanism available by
9
law.
In
addition,
nothing
herein
shall
prevent
the
City
from
10
pursuing condemnation, abatement of a public nuisance, or any other
11
administrative or judicial remedies that may be available to remedy
12
any code violations or threats to public safety.
13
Section 2.
Chapter 518 (Jacksonville Property Safety and
14
Maintenance
15
(Emergencies), Ordinance Code, is amended in part as follows:
16
Code),
CHAPTER 518.
Part
1
(General
Provisions),
Subpart
F
JACKSONVILLE PROPERTY SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE CODE.
17
PART 1.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
18
* * *
19
SUBPART F. EMERGENCIES
20
Sec. 518.151.
21
(a)
Emergencies.
Notwithstanding any other requirements of this Chapter,
22
when,
in
the
23
requires immediate action to protect the health, safety or general
24
welfare of the public or occupants of a property, the Chief shall
25
take that action which he deems appropriate to abate the conditions
26
which threaten the health, safety or general welfare of the public
27
or occupants. The action may require the purchase of materials and
28
labor
29
temporary measures are inadequate, the property may be demolished
30
provided notice procedures prescribed in this Section have been
31
instituted. In these cases, the Chief may order repairs to be made
adequate
opinion
to
of
render
the
Chief,
the
an
property
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emergency
temporarily
exists
safe.
which
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and the occupants to vacate the property immediately, as the case
2
may be.
3
For purposes of this subsection, the circumstances supporting
4
the determination that an immediate threat exists to the life and
5
safety of the occupants and/or the public are those which would
6
justify the entry of an emergency ex parte injunction, without
7
notice, in a Circuit Court proceeding for abatement of a public
8
nuisance. The exercise of this authority is not intended to be
9
routine, but shall be reserved for those instances in which advance
10
notice is impractical and the threat to public safety constitutes a
11
true emergency.
12
Electrical service shall not be terminated except in those
13
instances where the electrical service itself presents an imminent
14
danger to public safety or where the risk of spark or explosion is
15
present.
16
The mere existence of a code violation for a failure to secure
17
permits shall not justify an order to vacate under this subsection.
18
In
19
process authorized by law to correct any such violation.
20
those
(b)
circumstances,
the
Chief
may
initiate
any
enforcement
Whenever the Chief finds that a property constitutes a
21
hazard to the health, safety or general welfare of the occupants or
22
public an imminent threat to the life and safety of the occupants
23
or public, and deems it appropriate to declare that an emergency
24
exists, he/she shall be authorized to enter the premises and take
25
whatever action is appropriate to correct the condition. In such
26
event, the Chief shall be authorized to enter the premises, with or
27
without notice or permission of the occupant or owner. Involuntary
28
access
29
subparagraph,
30
where the threat to public safety is so immediate and severe that
31
delay
without
poses
notice
shall
a
only
threat
or
be
to
permission,
permitted
the
public
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as
in
provided
exigent
safety.
in
this
circumstances
In
all
other
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circumstances,
2
occupant or owner or shall secure a warrant authorizing entry.
3
(c)
the
Chief
shall
secure
the
permission
of
the
In all cases in which the Chief has ordered all occupants
4
removed from the building, structure or premises, utility service
5
to the unsafe or hazardous condition(s) terminated, and/or further
6
occupancy
7
condition(s) or code violation(s), the Chief shall give written
8
notice
9
actions within two (2) business days of the issuance of the order
10
contingent
to
the
property
correction
owner
and
of
the
the
unsafe
occupants
or
of
hazardous
the
Chief’s
(excluding Sundays and legal holidays).
11
The notice shall include the following:.
12
(1)
13
the property;
14
(2)
15
on
The street address, if any, and a legal description of
A description of the building or structure or portion(s)
thereof which constitutes the unsafe or hazardous condition;
16
(3)
A statement of the particular defects, code violations
17
or circumstances which justified the immediate action to protect
18
the health and safety of the public or occupants of the property;
19
and
20
(4)
That the property owner shall have an opportunity to
21
contest
22
condition(s)
23
determination within 5 days to the Special Master.
24
the
Chief’s
or
actions
code
to
abate
violation(s),
the
unsafe
upon
or
appeal
hazardous
of
such
The notice required by this Section shall be mailed by certified
25
or
26
occupant of the structure as shown by the public records of Duval
27
County, and shall also be mailed to the owner's agent if such
28
agent's name and address is on file in the Property Appraiser's
29
Office as shown on the latest tax roll.
30
31
express
(d)(c)
mail
or
hand
delivered
to
each
owner,
lessee
and
The property owner shall be given notice as immediately
as possible In cases where Chief determines that (1) the City must
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undertake immediate corrective action to prevent loss of life or
2
property;
3
building or structure or portions thereof, the property owner shall
4
be provided notice within two (2) business days (excluding Sundays
5
and legal holidays) regarding such work, and the fixing of the lien
6
therefore by the notice methods specified herein, however, this
7
notice shall not be cause for holding up delaying city work to
8
abate any extreme and imminent public safety hazard. Whether or not
9
the notice is sent prior, during, or after the city work, the
or
shall
(2)
the
demolish
12
and the charges therefor, upon appeal of such determination within
13
30 days to the Building Codes Adjustment Board. When the city work
14
includes demolition of structure(s), the notice shall also include
15
mortgage and lienholders. include the following:
18
(2)
19
20
owner
shall
dangerous
opportunity to contest the determination to do the emergency work
the property;
property
the
11
17
the
to
notice
(1)
that
intends
10
16
state
City
have
an
The street address, if any, and a legal description of
A description of the building or structure or portion
thereof that has been repaired or destroyed;
(3)
A statement of the particulars in which the building or
21
structure
22
protect the health, safety or general welfare of the public or
23
occupants of the property;
24
(4)
or
portion
thereof
required
the
immediate
action
to
That any repairs or demolition performed by the city
25
shall cause a special assessment and lien to be placed for the
26
total costs thereof and administrative fee;
27
(5)
That the city, notwithstanding the above, reserves the
28
right to proceed with an action foreclosing the lien placed against
29
the property, to hold the owner of the property personally liable
30
for the cost of repairing the offending condition or destroying the
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building or structure, or placing the lien on the tax rolls for
2
collections purposes;
3
(6)
That the property owner shall have an opportunity to
4
contest the determination to do the emergency work and the charges
5
therefor, upon appeal of such determination within 5 days to the
6
Special Master.
7
(e)
8
certified
9
mortgagee of the structure as shown by the public records of Duval
10
County, and shall also be mailed to the owner's agent if such
11
agent's name and address is on file in the Property Appraiser's
12
Office as shown on the latest tax roll. When the city work includes
13
demolition of structure(s), the notice shall also include mortgage
14
and any lienholders.
15
(f)
The notice required by this Section shall be mailed by
or
express
mail
to
each
owner,
lessee,
occupant
and
If a petitioner requests a hearing under this Section,
16
the filing of that request shall automatically stay the effect of
17
the vacate order and/or order terminating electrical service and
18
the parties shall be restored to the status quo ante the issuance
19
of
20
certifies in writing, under oath that, by reason of facts stated in
21
the certificate, a stay would cause an imminent threat to life or
22
safety.
23
previous
24
vacate / order to terminate utilities shall remain in effect, and
25
the parties shall not be restored to the status quo ante. A copy of
26
the Chief’s certificate shall be provided to the appealing party by
27
mail on the same day that it is filed with the Special Master.
28
the
(1)
Chief’s
In
the
Order,
case
sentence,
In
that
the
an
unless
of
the
event
a
Chief
certificate
stay
that
immediate
the
shall
the
threat
be
filed
entered
has
filed
or
the
a
safety
Order
to
the
order
to
certificate
29
stating
30
hearing will be scheduled within two (2) business days before the
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life
the
according
terminated,
Chief
to
who
exists,
a
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Special
Master.
The
hearing
may
not
be
2
appealing party consents to the continuance.
continued
unless
the
3
The City shall bear the burden of proving that an imminent
4
peril to life and safety justifies the order to vacate / order to
5
terminate
6
enforcement mechanism will not adequately protect the public health
7
and safety in light of the emergency. Testimony shall be taken
8
under oath and the provisions generally governing hearings before
9
the
10
electrical
Special
Master,
service
including
and
that
subpoenaing
any
other
witnesses,
available
presenting
evidence and cross-examination, shall be observed.
11
After hearing evidence, the Special Master may quash the order
12
to vacate and/or order to terminate electrical power; may continue
13
the order(s) in effect; and/or may refer the matter for proceedings
14
under Chapter 162, including the imposition of fines. The Special
15
Master shall issue his ruling on the same day that the hearing is
16
held. Upon entry, a copy of the Special Master’s decision shall be
17
mailed to the parties by U.S. mail.
18
(2)
In those circumstances where the Chief has not filed a
19
sworn certificate justifying the lifting of the automatic stay, a
20
hearing shall be scheduled before the Special Master at the next
21
available Special Master hearing.
22
The City shall bear the burden of proving that an imminent
23
peril to life and safety justifies the order to vacate / order to
24
terminate
25
enforcement mechanism will not adequately protect the public health
26
and safety in light of the emergency. Testimony shall be taken
27
under oath and the provisions generally governing hearings before
28
the
29
evidence and cross-examination, shall be observed.
electrical
Special
Master,
service
including
and
that
subpoenaing
any
other
witnesses,
available
presenting
30
After hearing evidence at the hearing, the Special Master may
31
quash the order to vacate and/or order to terminate electrical
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power;
2
matter for proceedings under Chapter 162, including the imposition
3
of fines. Upon entry, a copy of the Special Master’s decision shall
4
be mailed to the parties by U.S. mail.
5
may
(g)
continue
the
order(s)
in
effect;
and
may
refer
the
Nothing herein shall prevent the City from referring any
6
violation of the City’s codes to the Special Master sitting as the
7
Code Enforcement Board for proceedings under Chapter 162 of the
8
Florida Statutes or any other enforcement mechanism available by
9
law.
In
addition,
nothing
herein
shall
prevent
the
City
from
10
pursuing condemnation, abatement of a public nuisance, or any other
11
administrative or judicial remedies that may be available to remedy
12
any code violations or threats to public safety.
13
Section 3.
Chapter 518 (Jacksonville Property Safety and
14
Maintenance
15
(Declaration of Unfitness for Human Occupation), Ordinance Code, is
16
amended in part as follows:
17
Code),
CHAPTER 518.
Part
4
(Property
Standards),
Subpart
JACKSONVILLE PROPERTY SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE CODE.
18
* * *
19
PART 4.
PROPERTY STANDARDS
20
* * *
21
SUBPART F. DECLARATION OF UNFITNESS FOR HUMAN OCCUPATION
22
* * *
23
F
Sec. 518.462.
24
Structures unfit for human occupancy.
When the Chief finds that a property constitutes a hazard to
25
the
health,
safety
or
general
welfare
of
the
occupants
or
the
26
public and fails to comply with the minimum provisions of this
27
Chapter but has not yet reached such a state of complete disrepair
28
as to be condemned as an unsafe building or structure under this
29
Chapter, he may declare the property as unfit for human occupancy
30
and order it to be vacated.
31
the Chief has received notice or makes a determination that any
When such a determination occurs and
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building,
structure,
2
plumbing system presents an imminent and serious threat to the life
3
and
4
diligent efforts to contact the occupants and the owner of the
5
property through reasonable means (which may include telephone or
6
personal notification) in an effort to correct the threat to public
7
safety.
8
inspecting any condition to verify proper corrective actions have
9
been
safety
of
the
However,
taken,
nor
premises,
occupants,
nothing
does
it
electrical,
the
Chief
herein
shall
relieve
a
gas,
shall
prevent
property
mechanical
immediately
the
owner
make
Chief
or
or
from
other
10
individual from obtaining any permits or other approvals necessary
11
to do corrective work.
12
In exigent circumstances, where advance notice is impractical,
13
and the threat to public safety is so immediate and severe that
14
delay poses a threat to the public safety, the Chief may order all
15
occupants removed from the building, structure or premises, utility
16
service to the unsafe or hazardous condition(s) terminated, and/or
17
further
18
hazardous condition(s) or code violation(s).
occupancy
contingent
on
correction
of
the
unsafe
or
19
For purposes of this subsection, the circumstances supporting
20
the determination that an immediate threat exists to the life and
21
safety of the occupants and/or the public are those which would
22
justify the entry of an emergency ex parte injunction, without
23
notice, in a Circuit Court proceeding for abatement of a public
24
nuisance. The exercise of this authority is not intended to be
25
routine, but shall be reserved for those instances in which advance
26
notice is impractical and the threat to public safety constitutes a
27
true emergency.
28
Electrical service shall not be terminated except in those
29
instances where the electrical service itself presents an imminent
30
danger to public safety or where the risk of spark or explosion is
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present, or to prevent further occupancy of any unsafe residential
2
structure.
3
The mere existence of a code violation for a failure to secure
4
permits shall not justify an order to vacate under this subsection.
5
In
6
process authorized by law to correct any such violation.
7
those
In
circumstances,
all
cases
in
the
which
Chief
the
may
Chief
initiate
has
any
ordered
enforcement
all
occupants
8
removed from the building, structure or premises, utility service
9
to the unsafe or hazardous condition(s) terminated, the Chief shall
10
give written notice to the property owner or the occupants of the
11
Chief’s actions within two (2) business days of the issuance of the
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order (excluding Sundays and legal holidays), which notice shall
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include all of the information required by section 518.151.
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Section 4.
Chapter 518 (Jacksonville Property Safety and
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Maintenance Code), Part 4 (Property Standards), Subpart G (Appeals
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and Variances), Ordinance Code, is amended in part as follows:
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CHAPTER 518.
JACKSONVILLE PROPERTY SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE CODE.
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PART 4.
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PROPERTY STANDARDS
SUBPART G. APPEALS AND VARIANCES
Sec. 518.471.
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(1)
Appeals and variances.
Where either it is alleged that there is error in an
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order, requirement, decision or determination made by the Chief in
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the enforcement of this Chapter or a variance to this Chapter is
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sought which will not be contrary to the public interest because,
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owing
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provisions of this Chapter would result in unnecessary and undue
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hardship, then an appeal of request for a variance may be made to
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the Building Codes Adjustment Board as provided in Chapter 56 and
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as follows:
to
special
conditions,
a
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literal
enforcement
of
the
Amended 5/25/10
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(a)
An
appeal
or
request
for
variance
from
this
Chapter
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shall be filed with the Board within 30 days of receipt of notice
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of violation or of the receipt of another written requirement of
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the Chief.
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(b)
The filing of an appeal or request for variance shall
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stay all administrative proceedings in furtherance of the matter
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appealed until a final determination has been made by the Building
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Codes
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during which the matter is pending before the Board shall not be
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considered as a part of the time given in the notice or other
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requirement by the Chief to perform an action which is the subject
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of the appeal or request for a variance.
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Adjustment
(2)
Board
on
the
matter;
provided,
that
the
time
The decision of the Special Master shall be the final
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administrative order with respect to all matters referred to him.
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Decisions of the Special Master may be appealed to the Circuit
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Court. Such an appeal shall not be a hearing de novo but shall be
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limited
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Special Master. An appeal shall be filed within 30 days of the
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execution of the order to be appealed.
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to
appellate
Section 5.
review
of
the
Effective Date.
record
created
before
the
This ordinance shall become
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effective upon signature by the Mayor or upon becoming effective
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without the Mayor's signature.
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Form Approved:
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____/s/ Margaret M. Sidman__________
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Office of General Counsel
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Legislation Prepared By:
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