Common use of Notification of Violation Clause in Contracts

Notification of Violation. In the event an alleged violation of this Covenant is discovered, whether pursuant to a procedure or provision herein, from a citizen complaint, or by other means, the Administrator shall send a written notice of such violation to all Subject Property Owners of the Subject Property, and if applicable, to Occupants of the Subject Property. The notice shall state: (1) the nature of the alleged violation; (2) the specific provisions of this Covenant that the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant has allegedly violated; (3) the steps required by the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant to cure the violation; (4) the remedies that the County may pursue if the alleged violation is not cured; (5) the reasonable timeframe within which the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant must cure the alleged violation; (6) that the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant has a right to request a hearing before the Administrator to determine the merits of the allegations and to discuss potential remedies; (7) that the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant must notify the Administrator that he or she requests such a hearing no later than fifteen days after receiving the notice; and (8) that the alleged violation will be considered conclusively determined if the Subject Property Owner and/or Occupant does not request such a hearing.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Deed Restriction and Covenant, Deed Restriction and Covenant, Deed Restriction and Covenant

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