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Joel Hanson <br />From: Trevor Oliver [toliver @kellyandfawcett.com] <br />Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 10:26 AM <br />To: Joel Hanson <br />Subject: RE: Condo abatement <br />Joel- <br />I interpret the 10 -day requirement to apply to Jim's letter, which he attempted to deliver <br />in early January, more than covering the 10 days. The letter demanded compliance with <br />specific issues, and I believe it is certain enough as a "notice of intent to abate" to <br />act upon even without a direct statement of consequences. To assuage any lingering due - <br />process issues, we could have the Council go ahead and consider the question in an open <br />meeting and potentially authorize the abatement, and then serve a notice with an <br />additional grace period. We talked about this briefly as a "last chance" notice - it <br />gives you time to marshal the contractors as well as giving the owner time and opportunity <br />to self- correct. <br />Trevor <br />Trevor S. Oliver <br />Attorney at Law <br />Kelly & Fawcett, P.A. <br />651.224.3781 <br />www.kellyandfawcett.com <br />