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5. The date by which the corrective action must be completed; 6. The date and time of the hearing before the violations hearing examiner. Hearings shall be set within approximately fourteen days of the date the violation citation is served, unless it is decided by the code compliance officer that additional time is necessary under the circumstances. 7. If the person to whom the citation is issued is not a repeat violator as defined in this chapter, a statement that once corrective action is completed he/she may enter into a stipulated order with the city in lieu of attending the hearing; and 8. A statement that failure to complete the corrective action by the date required or appear at the hearing may result in the issuance of a default order. E. Repeat Violators. 1. "Repeat violator" means any person, firm, corporation, association, or agent thereof who has had any order issued pursuant to the provisions in this chapter, including any order issued subsequent to a hearing, any stipulated order and any default order, and within twenty-four months of the issuance of such order commits or allows to be committed a new and separate violation of a same or similar chapter of the Everett Municipal Code that is enforceable under this chapter, regardless of location. 2. Violation citations that are issued to repeat violators shall be issued and served in the same manner and form as provided in this section, but will not include the option for the violator to enter into a stipulated order with the city in lieu of attending the hearing. Section 2: Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1383-87, as amended by Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2221-97 and Section 2 of Ordinance No. 2335-98 (EMC 1.20.020), which reads as follows: Applicability. A. The city administration, upon concurrence of the city attorney, may file for injunctive or other civil relief in superior court regarding violations of city ordinances. Otherwise, the enforcement procedure authorized in this chapter shall be the enforcement procedure for the following regulations of the city and such other regulations of the city that adopt the provisions of this chapter as the enforcement procedure for said regulations. This enforcement procedure shall be supplemental to any enforcement procedures otherwise provided by law. No person owning, leasing, renting, occupying or having charge or possession of any property in the city, including vacant lots, shall maintain or allow to be maintained on any such property a violation of any of the following regulations (as they currently exist, amended or as superseded) or any other city regulation which refers to the provisions of this chapter as the enforcement procedure for said regulation: 1. Rubbish (Ordinances 1554-89 and 1779-91, as amended, Chapter 8.20); 2. Nuisances (Ordinance 278-74: Chapter 8.24); 3. Obstructing sidewalks (Ordinance 4056, as amended: Chapter 13.12); M