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b) Inspector will either issue the appropriate tag or a stop work order for either the entire project or the portion of the project that is in violation. The type and extent of the notice will be chosen at the discretion of the HPC Staff, unless otherwise instructed by the HPC. All cited work will cease immediately. 1) Tags and stop work orders will clearly state the violation, pertinent fines and the course of action to be followed by the property owner. c) Inspector will inform the Building Department and/or Code Enforcement. 2) HPC Staff will send notice, via certified mail to the property owner., a) Notice will include the following: 1) Detailed description of violation. 2) How it violates the existing CoA. 3) The owner will be required, by a set date, to; a) submit in writing actions to be taken to bring the violation into code with existing CoA; b) submit a new CoA application requesting approval of changes. 4) Stipulate that no work may commence until the matter is resolved and all proposed work is approved. 5) List the fines that can be imposed if the owner fails to comply with any mandates set forth by the HPC and/or HPC Staff. 6) Cite the ordinance that pertains to the HPC's powers. 7) Inform Building Department and/or Code Enforcement. 3) Owner complies by removing the violation and complying with the existing CoA. a) The owner will submit in writing exactly what actions will be taken to correct the violation, bringing it into agreement with the existing CoA. b) The HPC Staff will determine if the document submitted and the course of action purposed by the owner is acceptable. c) If the proposal is accepted by the HPC Staff work may commence. The HPC will decide if any fines should be sought or if existing fines should be rescinded. 1) The Inspector will visit site regularly to ensure work is done according to the approved proposal and existing CoA. 2) Inform Building Department and or Code Enforcement.