Code Enforcement Lien definition

Code Enforcement Lien means a lien recorded to collect outstanding civil penalties, administrative fees, and costs.

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Code Enforcement Lien means a lien recorded to collect outstanding civil penalties,

Code Enforcement Lien means a lien recorded to collect outstanding civil penalties and administrative costs imposed as part of a cost recovery, administrative or judicial code enforcement action.

Examples of Code Enforcement Lien in a sentence

• As further consideration for this Agreement, the Firm shall provide for Client its Code Enforcement Lien Processing software, as set forth in the attachments, entitled ‘Appraisal and Collection Technologies, L.L.C. Hosting Service Agreement’, at no cost to Client so long as this Agreement is in effect for the Firm to provide Client the collection services described herein.

• Abatement penalties may be recovered by assessment of a Code Enforcement Lien pursuant to Division 2 of Article 3 of Chapter I or by a subsequent legal action brought by the City Attorney.

• A copy of the Lot 3 Case lien is attached as Exhibit “A.” On October 26, 2022, the City filed a Complaint to Foreclose Code Enforcement Lien, Lake County Case 2022-CA- 1971 (the “Foreclosure Lawsuit”).

More Definitions of Code Enforcement Lien

Code Enforcement Lien means a lien recorded to collect outstanding civil penalties, administrative fees, and costs. (7) “Code Enforcement Performance Bond” means a bond posted by a responsible person to ensure compliance with the Municipal Code, applicable state titles, a judicial action, or an administrative code enforcement order. (8) “County” means Salt Lake County, Utah. (9) “Department” means the Municipality’s Planning and Development Services Department, or its designee. (10) “Director” means the director of the Municipality’s Planning and Development Services Department or his/her authorized agent(s) or any other person/entity and their authorized agent(s) that the Municipality has authorized to provide code enforcement services. (11) “Enforcement Official” means any person authorized to enforce violations of the Municipal Code or applicable state codes. (12) “Financial Institution” means any person that holds a recorded mortgage or deed of trust on a property (13) “Good Cause” means incapacitating illness; death; lack of proper notice; unavailability due to unavoidable, unpreventable, or extenuating emergency or circumstance; if a required act causes an imminent and irreparable injury; and acts of nature adverse to performing required acts (14) “Imminent Life Safety Hazard” means any condition that creates a present, extreme, and immediate danger to life, property, health, or public safety. (15) “Legal Interest” means any interest that is represented by a document, such as a deed of trust, quitclaim deed, mortgage, judgment lien, tax or assessment lien, mechanic's lien, or other similar instrument that is recorded with the County Recorder. (16) “Metro Township” or “Municipality” means the area within the territorial municipal limits of Magna, and such territory outside of this Municipality over which the Magna has jurisdiction or control by virtue of any constitutional or incorporation provisions or any law. (17) “Minor violation” means nuisance violations, as defined in state law and by Utah State Courts, to include: