HomeMy WebLinkAboutSUBAC Notice of ViolationDavid,
Per our discussion yesterday, I prepared the attached SUBAC Notice of
Violation based on the historical information that your office has
provided regarding the condition of the property. This document follows
the necessary notice requirements under SUBAC when the building official
orders a structure demolished. This notice is required to be sent by
the building official (not code officer) and can be appealed to the
Construction Board of Adjustment per Section 82-56. It needs to be
carefully reviewed by staff especially the stated violations and
described conditions constituting a violation on page 3. The building
official may have other more specific conditions that should be
referenced.
Once this is finalized, the document has to be properly served on the
owner and any other party have a legal interest in the property. As to
the later, I ordered a title report today from Old Republic to ascertain
if there are any other interested parties such as mortgage companies
that require notice as well. We should have it back within a week.
There will be posting requirements too that we can discuss at the
appropriate time.
I look forward to discussing the attached with you and staff.
Regards,
Anthony
Anthony A Garganese, Esquire
Board Certified City, County & Local Government Law
Garganese, Weiss & D’Agresta, P.A.
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