Code Enforcement Services Sample Clauses

The Code Enforcement Services clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and codes within a given jurisdiction or project. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of services provided, such as conducting inspections, issuing notices of violation, and coordinating corrective actions with property owners or contractors. Its core practical function is to establish a clear framework for monitoring and enforcing legal standards, thereby promoting safety, order, and legal compliance within the relevant context.
Code Enforcement Services. Inspections for deficient property standards. a. Requirements and Details: i. Inspections that reflect least favorable and poorest conditions (The City will be giving priority to worst conditions first) ii. Use and Occupancy Inspections for Business Licenses iii. Enforcement of City of Lake Worth Beach Municipal Code iv. Enforcement of remedial services which include lot clearing, boarding of buildings and demolition of structures v. Enforcement of chronic nuisance properties which are defined as properties that have a pattern of nuisance activity, as related to alcoholic beverages, noise, sexual offenders and predators, dangerous dogs, battery, etc., calls for service to a property for law enforcement, fire, medic or other emergency personnel to assist individuals, who display the symptoms of an overdose or failure to comply with a code enforcement order entered by the Special Magistrate. vi. Respond to and investigate code violations vii. Post violation notices and provide initial citizen notifications and follow-up inspections viii. Provide monthly written reports to the City that include digital photos of violations and actions taken. This report shall be provided to the City by the 15th of every month. ix. Prepare cases for court appearances, provide presentations for Special Magistrate meetings and attend meetings as requested by the City
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Code Enforcement Services. Consultant shall perform code enforcement services for a specified number of hours as directed by the Project Administrator. These services shall include identifying code violations and engaging stakeholders and responsible parties to correct code violations consistent with municipal and state codes tailored to the specific needs of the City.
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Code Enforcement Services. In exchange for the ability of the City to enter the Property to conduct Code Enforcement Services, thereby benefiting the surrounding neighborhood and public within the City, the City shall be responsible for all costs associated with the performance of Code Enforcement Services at the Property.
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Code Enforcement Services preemptive and complaint-driven codes administration and enforcement supported by the Kenton County Joint Code Enforcement Board. Selection of this service option shall require a separate written agreement between the County and PDS stipulating: a. The maximum number of preemptive codes enforcement hours for which the County shall be responsible to pay PDS each month, which may not be changed more frequently than quarterly throughout the fiscal year. b. The specific codes administration and enforcement activities/challenges on which the County would like PDS to focus with the preemptive hours. a. Seek out violations of the zoning ordinance, International Property Maintenance Code, and model nuisance code. b. Respond to complaints of the local zoning ordinance, International Property Maintenance Code, and model nuisance code. c. Provide customer support. d. Issue notices of violation, citations, and final orders. e. Testify before the Board. f. Provide and set up the meeting room. g. Take and prepare the minutes.
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Code Enforcement Services. The City shall provide to the Board the Code Enforcement services listed below on an ongoing basis. The Board’s share of the cost for postage, printing, and other similar overhead costs associated with these services is set forth in Attachment “B”. 1) Provide assistance with the water shut off program, which shall include but not be limited to the following: (a) Prepare and mail out notices to respective properties; (b) Post required signage at respective properties; and (c) Remove signage at respective properties when applicable. 2) The Board agrees to certify to the Code Enforcement Department that all properties requiring condemnation have had the water shut off prior to the posting of the respective signage at the respective property. 3) The Board further agrees to indemnify the City for any potential damages that may result from the City posting respective signage on a property that has yet to have the water turned off. 4) The Board also agrees to provide notification to Code Enforcement when any required signage should be removed from a property due to payment being accepted. This notification should be made within twenty-four (24) hours of payment being accepted.
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Code Enforcement Services. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to perform all necessary legal services as Contract City Prosecutor. Fees for code enforcement matters shall be $245 per hour. Paralegal services shall be billed at the rate of $100 per hour. All costs and expenses, except for those as set forth in Section 3.G below shall be deemed included in the foregoing hourly billing rates.
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Code Enforcement Services. Walton County shall provide the same level of code enforcement services within the city limits of Jersey that it provides in unincorporated Walton County. As a condition precedent to Walton County providing such code enforcement services, Jersey shall adopt an ordinance incorporating the provisions of the Walton County Land Development Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations as it exists on the Effective Date (hereinafter referred to as the "Land Development Ordinance") and shall promptly amend such ordinance whenever necessary to maintain consistency between Jersey’s Land Development Ordinance and Walton County’s Land Development Ordinance.
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Code Enforcement Services. Rental Housing/Property Maintenance Services Point of Sale Inspection Services $70.00 per hour - forty {40) hour weekly minimum ✓ Consultant fees for Services provided pursuant to this Agreement will be as follows:
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