8.08.180 - Continuing supervision.

A.

When the administrative court has entered a determination of nuisance conduct or conditions, the property owner or business owner, as applicable, is subject to the continued supervision of the administrative court for six (6) months. During that time, the administrative court may schedule review hearings to track the property owner's or business owner's (as applicable) compliance with the administrative order, impose previously suspended penalties, or convene a new hearing based upon newly alleged incidents of nuisance conduct or conditions.

B.

Before imposing any new penalty for subsequent nuisance conduct or conditions, the administrative law judge shall ensure that due process is afforded to the owner through the opportunity for a hearing in compliance with Section 8.08.170.

C.

The finding of a subsequent incident of nuisance conduct or conditions, that occurs within the six-month (6) supervision period is subject to new penalties and shall restart the six-month (6) supervision period.

D.

Each new incident that results in additional penalties may be appealed. Such appeals are limited to a review of that new incident and may not address previous determinations by the administrative law judge that were not timely appealed.

(Ord. No. 2020-06, § VI, 6-3-2020)