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Chronic Problem Properties Regulations Ordinance <br />Page 7 <br />any and all prohibited conduct occurring upon the premises after receipt of the written notice <br />designating the property as a chronic problem property 3 <br />g A Hearing Officer is authorized to hear limited appeals from owners of a property <br />who have been designated by the City as a chronic problem property Said appeal shall be limited to the <br />verification of whether said owner has reached the requisite and applicable number set forth in Section <br />13 156 b to be designated as a chronic problem property Said appeal must be made within ten 10 <br />days of the date of notice being made by the City to the property owner A hearing before the Hearing <br />Officer for such limited appeals must be held within thirty 30 calendar days of the appeal being filed <br />Written notice of the date time and location shall be mailed or personally delivered by the City to said <br />owner The decision of the Hearing Officer shall be the final administrative action for purpose of <br />judicial review <br />Sec 13 158 Remediation Agreements Proactive Measures to Reduce Time Designated as a <br />Chronic Problem Property <br />a In the event that a property consists of more than fifty 50 dwelling units which are rented <br />or intended to be rented and are located on a single parcel or lot for which a postal address exists or may <br />exist for each individual unit including residential rental properties hotels motels or other similar <br />properties offering overnight lodging or if a property is a business establishment required to have a <br />license or permit to sell alcoholic beverages under Title 7 1 of the Indiana Code and has been <br />designated as a chronic problem property the owner of such property shall be required to enter into a <br />Remediation Agreement Such Remediation Agreement shall <br />1 Be in writing and signed by the owner or the owner s duly authorized agent of the <br />property designated as a chronic problem property and the South Bend Police <br />Department s sworn police officer s assigned to oversee said property s compliance <br />measures <br />2 Set forth immediate remedial measures which must be implemented within fourteen <br />14 days of signing the Remediation Agreement which establishes thereafter <br />monthly thresholds and needed corrective actions which will be monitored by the <br />Police Department s sworn police officer s who were assigned to negotiate the <br />Remediation Agreement with the owner of the subject property or the property s duly <br />authorized agent <br />The wording in this paragraph is similar to that set forth in Section 13 75 5 of the South Bend Municipal Code addressing <br />disorderly house regulations
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