1.41.040 Recordation of notice of violation.
A. Whenever a violation on real property remains uncorrected after a notice of violation has been issued, a copy of the notice of violation may be recorded by the Director in the real property records of San Diego County if the following prerequisites are met:
1. A violation has remained uncorrected on the property for at least 30 calendar days following service of the notice of violation;
2. The owner, if not the responsible party, has been notified of the prospective recordation and been offered the opportunity to correct the violation;
3. The property owner and all of the responsible parties shall be notified that development permits shall be withheld during the time the property remains in violation pursuant to CVMC 1.41.050, except for those permits that are necessary to bring the property into compliance;
4. The responsible party and the property owner have been noticed and offered a hearing pursuant to Chapter 1.40 CVMC to contest the proposed corrective action and the proposed recordation.
B. The Director is authorized to record the notice of violation pursuant to this section upon issuance of the final order.
C. Cancellation of Recordation. The Director shall issue to the property owner and other responsible parties a signed notice of compliance which states on its face that it cancels the notice of violation once all violations have been corrected and any administrative penalties, costs and fines involved in the enforcement process have been paid. The notice of compliance shall be recorded by the Director if the notice of violation was recorded. (Ord. 2718 § 3, 1998).