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  3. Article 11.9. Nonresidential Building or Structure Code

Sec. 11.9.13. In Rem Action by The Code Enforcement Coordinator or Officer

After failure of an owner of a nonresidential building or structure to comply with an order of the code enforcement coordinator or officer issued pursuant to the provisions of this Article and upon adoption by the City Council of an ordinance authorizing and directing the owner to do so, as provided by G.S. 160D-1129(f), the code enforcement coordinator or officer shall proceed to cause the nonresidential building or structure to be repaired, altered, or improved to comply with the minimum standards established by this Article, or to be vacated and closed or to be removed or demolished, as directed by the ordinance of the City Council. The code enforcement coordinator or officer shall post on the main entrance of any nonresidential building or structure which is to be vacated and closed a placard with the following words: "This building is unfit for any use; the use or occupation of this building for any purpose is prohibited and unlawful." Any person who occupies or knowingly allows the occupancy of a building or structure so posted shall be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor.

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  • Sec. 11.9.12. Methods of Service of Complaints and Orders
  • Sec. 11.9.14. Costs, a Lien on Premises
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UDO Chapters

  • CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
  • CHAPTER 2. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
  • CHAPTER 3. MIXED USE DISTRICTS
  • CHAPTER 4. SPECIAL DISTRICTS
  • CHAPTER 5. OVERLAY DISTRICTS
  • CHAPTER 6. USE REGULATIONS
  • CHAPTER 7. GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
  • CHAPTER 8. SUBDIVISION & SITE PLAN STANDARDS
  • CHAPTER 9. NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION
  • CHAPTER 10. ADMINISTRATION
  • CHAPTER 11. BUILDING AND HOUSING CODE
  • CHAPTER 12. DEFINITIONS
  • HISTORY TABLE
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  • Article 11.1. Adoption of Codes by Reference
  • Article 11.2. Development Services Department
  • Article 11.3. Examining Boards & Licensing
  • Article 11.4. Enforcement Provisions
  • Article 11.5. Unsafe Buildings
  • Article 11.6. Housing Code
  • Article 11.7. Manufactured Homes
  • Article 11.8. Demolition by Neglect of Historic Landmarks and Structures Within Historic Overlay Districts
  • Article 11.9. Nonresidential Building or Structure Code
    • Sec. 11.9.1. Title
    • Sec. 11.9.2. Purpose
    • Sec. 11.9.3. Definitions
    • Sec. 11.9.4. Applicability and Compliance
    • Sec. 11.9.5. Maintenance Standards for Nonresidential Buildings and Structures
    • Sec. 11.9.6. Duties and Powers of Code Enforcement Coordinator or Officer
    • Sec. 11.9.7. Inspections
    • Sec. 11.9.8. Procedure for Enforcement
    • Sec. 11.9.9. Limitations on Orders and Ordinances—Historic Landmark or Historic District
    • Sec. 11.9.10. Limitations on Orders and Ordinances—Vacant Manufacturing Facility or Vacant Industrial Warehouse
    • Sec. 11.9.11. Vacated and Closed Nonresidential Buildings or Structures
    • Sec. 11.9.12. Methods of Service of Complaints and Orders
    • Sec. 11.9.13. In Rem Action by The Code Enforcement Coordinator or Officer
    • Sec. 11.9.14. Costs, a Lien on Premises
    • Sec. 11.9.15. Ejectment
    • Sec. 11.9.16. Filing of Ordinances
    • Sec. 11.9.17. Alternative Remedies
    • Sec. 11.9.18. Board of Adjustment to Hear Appeals
    • Sec. 11.9.19. Temporary Injunction Remedy for Aggrieved Person
    • Sec. 11.9.20. Conflict With Other Provisions
    • Sec. 11.9.21. Violations; Penalty

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