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CITY of NORTH OLMSTED Mayor Nicole Dailey .tones properly; missing facia boards; broken windows; no access to electrical panel; furnace and water heater not accessible due to clutter and debris; interior doors not operable due to trash piled; fire barrier between garage and living space has collapsed; no smoke detectors or CO detectors; High grass and weeds, log piles in rear yard; Broken windows in various locations. The structure is no longer safe for occupancy. Repairs or replacement must be made in accordance with the City of North Olmsted Ordinances and the Residential Building Code of Ohio (RCO). An inspection and approval is required before utilities may be reactivated. An inspection cannot be carried out until the appropriate areas of the house are made accessible. The premises shall be vacated and shall not to be reoccupied until a certificate of occupancy is issued. Before the structure may be reoccupied, the following corrections shall be implemented: 1. Removal of all debris to allow for safe egress and access to utilities as required by the City of North Olmsted Ordinances and the RCO. 2. Provisions for properly operating heat, light, ventilation, and sanitary plumbing facilities. 3. Correction of all violations above and as noted in Property Maintenance Case, Rocky River Court (23CRB 1233). 4. All such other incidental worts as required to correct the above noted conditions and render the structure into a habitable condition. Further information, photographs, and reports may be availableat the Building Department during regular office hours. Also be advised that citations for deficiencies in property maintenance per City of North Olmsted Ordinances 1163 and 1164 have been issued under separate cover. Failure to comply with this notice will result in the City pursuing legal remedies as provided for by law. Sections 1363,105.4 and 1364.105.4 provide violation penalties. If the owner of record, occupant, mortgagee, agent, all holders of legal and equitable liens of record upon such structure or premises and property, as well as all other persons having an interest in such structure or premises, fail to complete the necessary repair or demolish the structure within the time specified by the notice, the City may abate the conditions making the structure unsafe and seek reimbursement of its costs as provided in Sections 1363.108.7 and 1364,107.4. Per Ordinances 1363.111 and 1364.108, unless another timeline or process is set forth herein, any person directly affected by a decision of the Building Commissioner or a Notice or Order issued under this code shall have the right to appeal to the Building and Zoning Board of Appeals, provided that a written application for appeal is filed within the lesser of either 10 days from the date the Notice or Order was served, or the date of the expiration of the abatement period set forth in the Notice. Sincerely, Neal Dorenkott Building Commissioner cc: Bryan O'Malley, Assistant Law Director, City of North Olmsted Jennifer Scofield, Director of Public Safety wWW.NORTH-OLMSTED COM