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(A) The Planning Commission may take abatement action to remove a nuisance (which violation of this chapter is hereby declared); may impose a civil penalty of not more than that listed in the city’s most up-to-date schedule of fees, charges and monetary penalties for each day the violation continues; may revoke the violator’s permit(s); may allow for a curative period which, if cure does not occur, may result in revocation of the permit and/or imposition of a civil penalty in a designated amount without further action of the Planning Commission; and may take such other enforcement actions as are available to it under law or in equity.

(B) The violator will be deemed to have received notice of the Planning Commission’s decision on the mater upon the date the same is personally delivered, or if by certified mail, three days after the date of mailing.

(C) Imposition of the civil penalty or commencement of the curative period shall begin as of the date of the receipt of notice, as described above. (Ord. 80-2, passed 06/14/2010)