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7. Agreed Order If the respondent is not a Repeat Violator (see Paragraph 1) 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 that 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 further 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 6. NOTHING HEREIN RELIEVES RESPONDENTS FROM THEIR OBLIGATION TO COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES. 8. Hearing Examiner Following the hearing, the Violations Hearing Examiner may issue an order against the Respondent, even if he/she does not attend the hearing. The Hearing Examiners'Order may: A. Require that the violations be corrected by a specific date; B. Impose a monetary penalty in accordance with Chapter 1.20 EMC, C. Authorize the City to enter the property, correct the violations and to assess the costs of the corrections, as permitted by law. The City will make the Proposed Order and the exhibits available to the Respondent one business day prior to the hearing. To obtain a copy please contact the undersigned Code Enforcement Officer at least two business days in advance to allow for the preparation of the exhibits. Documents can be picked up at the Police Department Records Unit counter locate d on the first floor at 3002 Wetmore Avenue. Please have the case number with you,to show to the Records Unit staff. For additional information, go to www.everettwa.ora to view the Violations Hearing Examiner Rules of Procedure. VIOLATION OF A HEARING EXAMINER ORDER IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE Everett Police Department,- Enforcement Unit•3002 Wetmore Ave•E WA 98201 •425-257-8560 3,i