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a. Upon inspection, when the property use is in accordance with City sanitary sewer <br />services regulations, a new certificate of I&I compliance will be issued by the City. <br />b. A certificate of I&I compliance is valid to be used for the transfer of property. <br />C. The certificate of I&I compliance must be conspicuously displayed on the premises <br />at all times when the property is being shown for sale and the owner is responsible for <br />informing any potential buyers, gift recipients or other persons to whom it intends to <br />transfer title as to its receipt of the certificate of I&I compliance. <br />Subd. 5. Correction Notice: If an inspection discloses that use of a property is not in <br />accordance with City sanitary sewer service regulations, a correction notice may be issued <br />by the City permitting the transfer of property, providing: <br />a. An agreement by the owner or owner's representative has been executed with the <br />City, whereby the owner or owner's representative agrees to complete corrections to the <br />property necessary to bring it within compliance of the City sanitary sewer service <br />regulations within 60 days of the transfer of property. <br />b. A security to ensure completion of any corrections to the property must be posted <br />with the closing agent in the form of an escrow, or with the City when a closing agent is <br />not involved, at the time of property transfer or closing. The security shall be in an amount <br />at least equal to 125 percent of the retail value of the work necessary for compliance with <br />this Section. The escrow must be fully maintained until a certificate of I&I compliance is <br />issued. A correction notice shall not be issued for more than 180 days following the first <br />inspection of the property, but it may be extended for additional periods up to 180 days <br />each by the City Administrator, or its designee. <br />The owner (or transferor) and any real estate agents involved in the transaction are <br />responsible for disclosing the correction notice to the transferee and all other persons or <br />entities involved in the transaction. The responsibility for repairing any nonconformance <br />with the sanitary sewer service regulations runs with the land and not only rests with the <br />owner or transferor but is also an obligation of the transferee of the property. If repairs are <br />not completed within one year of the first inspection, the inspection becomes invalid and <br />the process starts again, which includes paying the applicable inspection fee. <br />Subd 6. Repeated Inspection: Upon inspection, when the property use is not legal in <br />accordance with City's sanitary sewer service regulations, the owner shall be entitled to a <br />second inspection to be scheduled within 90 days of the original inspection. If, as a result <br />of this inspection, the City inspector determines (or a licensed plumber certifies and the <br />certified videotape is determined by the City to be compliant) that all violations of City <br />sanitary sewer regulations have been corrected, the City shall immediately issue a <br />certificate of I&I compliance. <br />SECTION 2. The removal of the previous language contained in Section 907.15 was due solely <br />to its duplicative nature, as Section 104.01, subd. 1 already provides that all code violations are <br />2