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be done without obtaining a building permit. This condition makes this property a public nuisance. 4. Corrective Action, Deadline The respondent(s) must complete the following minimum corrective action to eliminate the above violation(s): a. Submit application materials to the City of Everett Building Department for necessary permits. b. Date minimum corrective action must be completed: February 9,2007. c. Additionally an inspection must schedule within 5 business days of approval of permits. (Failure to schedule the inspection will result in a new hearing date.) 5. Hearing Date, Time and Location The respondent is scheduled to appear before the Violations Hearing Examiner on: HEARING DATE: Thursday, February 15,2007 at 9:00 a.m. at LOCATION: City of Everett Violations Hearing Room Wall Street Building 2930 Wetmore Avenue, Suite 8-C Everett, WA 98201 6. Agreed Order If the respondent is not a Repeat Violator(see Paragraph 1.b) and has completed the minimum corrective action described in this citation, he/she is eligible to enter into an agreed order with the City. The agreed order means the City agrees that it will not take further action against the respondent regarding the violations described in this citation as long as there are no additional nuisance-related EMC violations for the two-year period following the date of the order. If the respondent is eligible to enter into an agreed order with the City and signs the agreed order,the respondent is no longer required to appear at the hearing set forth in Paragraph 5. 7. Hearing Examiner Failure of the respondent to enter into an agreed order with the City and/or complete the minimum corrective action described in this citation means that the respondent must attend the hearing. Following the hearing,the Violations Hearings Examiner may issue an Order against the respondent, even if he/she doesn't attend the hearing. The Hearings Examiner Order may include the following conditions: a. A requirement that all violations be corrected and a deadline set for correction; b. A fine of up to $500.00 per violation for initial violators; c. A fine of up to $1,000.00 per violation for repeat violators; d. Additional costs; e. Authorization for the City to enter the property, correct the violations and assess the costs of the corrections as permitted by law. City of Everett v.Nasin //-37)