§ 11.05.030. Notice of relocation responsibility.

Following relocation of tenants, if the board or its designee determines to recover the costs of relocation, the board or its designee shall send notice to the debtor, setting forth the date by which the person must remit payment to the county. The notice shall be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested. The notice shall contain:

(a)

The street address, parcel number and/or legal description sufficient for identification of the property from which tenants were relocated;

(b)

The date by which the debtor must remit payment to the county; and

(c)

A statement informing the debtor of an opportunity to request a hearing before the hearing officer, an appeal of that decision to the board, and an appeal of the board's decision to the district court, each with the applicable time limitations, or if such a debtor is an additional debtor as described in Section 11.05.04(5) below, a statement informing the debtor that:

(1)

A hearing has already commenced but has been continued;

(2)

Substantial evidence has been presented that the debtor may be the person primarily responsible for creating the nuisance or other condition that required the relocation of tenants;

(3)

If the debtor does not remit payment, the hearing shall be resumed;

(4)

The debtor may be found to be the person primarily responsible for creating the nuisance or other condition that required the relocation of tenants, whether or not the debtor attends the hearing; and

(5)

The debtor may appeal an adverse decision of the hearing officer to the board only if the debtor participates in the resumed hearing and may appeal the board's decision to the district court, each with the applicable time limitations.

(Ord. 2720 § 1 (part), 2002)