Sentences with phrase «code enforcement fines»

Alternatively if I just say I'm going to board it up and leave it rather than demoing it I risk racking up code enforcement fines from the city (which here would attach to ALL property I own within the city).

You should also make sure that the property is being maintained until you are able to unload it, because you don't want to be hit with code enforcement fines that could make getting rid of it more complicated.

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In order to better enforce these laws, Senator Klein and the members of the IDC propose $ 5 million for DFS code enforcement agents and attorneys to hold banks accountable to the $ 500 a day fines.

Officials also can crack down on offenders through the code enforcement board, which can levy fines of up to $ 250 a day.

The contractual enforcement entity shall hire animal control officers, who are authorized and empowered by this Act to exercise the authority necessary to enforce the provisions of this Act, its standards, fees, fines and schedules, and the state code and any regulations adopted pursuant thereto.

Puppies are considered adult dogs at age 6 months, code officials said.If a code enforcement officer finds more than three adult dogs on the property after six months, the county will fine the Hugginses $ 50 each time they violate the limit.

With adherence to this voluntary Code of Conduct and Best Practices, the future divers of Nusa Lembongan / Nusa Penida can avoid the necessity for legislation and enforcements involving unwanted punitive fines.

These definitions almost always exclude Tiny Houses from being a dwelling and give code enforcement a strong leg to stand on when it comes to condemning your Tiny Home and / or levying fines.

The new Forest Code would also suspend fines — which fund law enforcement — and relax restrictions on forest clearing along rivers and on mountaintops.

This two - pronged approach — called SAFE, for support, abatement, fines, and enforcement — teams police officers with city inspectors to evict criminals for civil violations, board up homes to prevent wrongdoers from returning, and in some cases, condemn the deteriorating properties if owners don't bring them up to code.