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(1) As an alternative to issuing a notice and order, the director may issue a warning notice to the person(s) responsible for an apparent violation of this chapter if the apparent violation can be corrected within a reasonable amount of time. A warning notice is a communication by the director containing recommended actions that may be taken by the person(s) responsible for an apparent violation in order to potentially avoid the issuance of a notice and order.

(2) A warning notice shall include the following information:

(a) The name(s) of the person(s) determined to be responsible for the apparent violation;

(b) The address or legal description of the real property on which the apparent violation exists or has occurred;

(c) A description of the apparent violation, including the specific provision of this chapter which appears to have been violated;

(d) If applicable, a brief description of any activity which is causing the apparent violation to exist or occur;

(e) A description of any recommended corrective action;

(f) A deadline by which corrective action should be completed in order to avoid issuance of a notice and order;

(g) The signature and written name of the county official issuing the warning notice;

(h) The contact information for the county’s designated contact person or office to which questions regarding the warning notice may be directed; and

(i) The date of the warning notice.

(3) The director may issue a notice and order for a violation of this chapter irrespective of any previous issuance of a warning notice regarding the violation. (Added by Ord. 08-091, July 30, 2008, Eff date Aug. 21, 2008; Amended by Amended Ord. 13-023, Apr. 17, 2013, Eff date Apr. 28, 2013).