• Removal of Debris: Safely removing trash, junk, or hazardous materials. • Security: Boarding up vacant properties, securing windows, doors, or other points of access. • Vegetation Management: Cutting and trimming overgrown vegetation, including grass, weeds, or trees. • Disposal: Proper disposal of any materials that have been removed in accordance with environmental regulations. Timeframe for Completion: • The contractor must complete the abatement work within the timeframe outlined in the notice, typically within 7 calendar days of the notice. Re-Inspection Process: • Upon completion of the abatement action, the Code Enforcement Officer will re-inspect the property to verify that the violation has been resolved. This re-inspection will occur within a defined period after the abatement deadline, typically within 3 business days. Contractor Documentation: • The contractor must provide before and after photographs of the work completed and submit a completion report documenting the corrective actions taken. • If the violation is not corrected, the Code Enforcement Officer will issue a further notice, and the contractor may be tasked with additional corrective measures. Failure to Abate: • If the abatement actions are not completed within the agreed-upon timeframe, the Code Enforcement Officer may take further actions, such as performing the abatement at the contractor’s expense or pursuing legal action. • The contractor will be liable for any costs or penalties incurred due to non-compliance with the contract. Communication with City Staff: • The contractor must provide regular updates to the Code Enforcement Officer, including status reports on progress, challenges, and any issues that may delay abatement.
