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EXHIBIT B <br />Exhibit B <br />ORDINANCE Page 20 of 42 <br />the health district and state laws. No permit shall be issued unless such mobile home park, or the <br />proposed site complies with such requirements. Any application that does not comply with all city <br />ordinances and state laws shall be rejected; provided however, appeal may be made according to the <br />provisions set forth in Section 17.64.090. (Prior code § 17.64.080.) <br />17.64.090 APPEALS. <br />Any person aggrieved by the decisions of the building inspector, health officer or fire chief, may within <br />ten days after mailing notification of such decisions, appeal to the city council for a hearing as to the <br />matters in question, whereupon a time for hearing shall be set which shall not be later than thirty days <br />thereafter, at which time full and complete hearing shall be had before the city council, at which time <br />the city council shall confirm, modify or disapprove the decisions. The mobile home park shall remain <br />closed pending the decision of the city council. (Prior code § 17.64.090.) <br />17.64.100 NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS. <br />Whenever inspection by the building inspector, fire chief or health officer of any mobile home park <br />indicates that any provision of this title or any other applicable law is being violated, the health officer, <br />fire chief, or building inspector shall notify the person in charge thereof in writing of such fact and shall <br />set forth in the notice a description of the violation and shall further direct that such violation be <br />remedied by commencing to remedy same within twenty-four hours of receipt of notice and to continue <br />thereafter diligently and continuously until the violation has been abated. (Prior code § 17.64.100.) <br />17.64.110 REVOCATION OF PERMITS AND LICENSES. <br />After a written notice of a violation has been submitted by the fire chief, health officer, or building <br />inspector and the violation has not been remedied within a reasonable time, or if it appears that any <br />other violation of laws exists, it shall be the duty of the fire chief, health officer or building inspector to <br />recommend to the city council that applicable permits and business licenses be revoked as herein <br />provided, together with the other penalties of Section 17.64.140. (Prior code § 17.64.110.) <br />17.64.120 PERMIT, LICENSE REVOCATION HEARING NOTICE. <br />No permit or license shall be revoked until after a hearing before the city council relating to such <br />revocation. Notice of the hearing shall be given in writing and served at least five days prior to the date <br />of the hearing thereon, such service to be upon the holder of the permit or the holder’s manager or <br />agent, which notice shall state the grounds of complaint against the holder of the permit or against the <br />mobile home park maintained by such holder, and shall also state the time when, and the place where, <br />the hearing will be held. In the event the holder of the permit cannot be found or service of the notice <br />cannot be made upon such holder in the manner herein provided, then a copy of the notice shall be <br />mailed, postage fully prepaid, addressed to the holder, at the holder’s last known address, at least five <br />days prior to the date of the hearing. (Prior code § 17.64.120.) <br />17.64.130 TRANSFER OF PERMITS. <br />No permit issued by the building, health, fire, or planning departments shall be transferable. (Prior code § <br />17.64.130.)