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MAR-13-1998 12:34 LEAGUE OF MN CITIES P.05i22 <br /> BLOOMINGTON CITY CODE <br /> (6) Exterior roofs, walls, chimneys and foundations that are not weather tight and water t1g: t 16 tho <br /> extent that it creates an immediate hazard. <br /> (7) Abandoned fuel tanks. <br /> (8) Refuse, garbage, human waste, decaying vermin or other dead animals, animal waste; vditln <br /> infestation or other materials rendering residential building and structures unsanitary for human 8ddu13anc)i. <br /> (9) Lack of properly located Operational smoke detectors. <br /> (b) No occupancy shall be permitted of any dwelling unit if vacant and an immediate hazard exists. fi-thd <br /> dwelling unit Is occupied and an immediate hazard exists, corrective action snail be.tai H by{he owner or iligenii <br /> of the owner. <br /> (c) When correcting identified hazards,'the owner shall obtain all necessary-permits from the City dnd alit <br /> premises shall be subject to City inspection prior to occupancy of the dwefrfig. <br /> (d) if, due to hardship, the owner cannot undertake corrective action; the buyer may elect W correct <br /> immediate hazards identified in the evaluator's report• A buyer intending to correct lenrhediate hazard9 mint hiiva <br /> written consent from the issuing Authority. Such written consent may be s <br /> Including: ubject to terms and coridi#Ichs <br /> (1) a signed agreement from the buyer accepting responsibility for correction of the hazatdolfs items; <br /> (2) reasonable completion dates; <br /> (3) evidence of financial ability to perform the corrections; <br /> (4) when the buyer may occupy the dwelling. <br /> (e) If the owner Is a government agency or if an agreement exists between ilia owner and buyer that the <br /> buyer will correct immediate hazards as part of a remodeling project, the buyer may cl;nect immediate hazards <br /> identified in the evaluators report. A buyer intending to correct immediate hazards roust have written ddrid6ht' <br /> from the Issuing Authority. Such written consent may be subject to file terh*and condition§ including: <br /> (1) a signed agreement from the buyer accepting responsibility for correction of the hiiard6ds;items; . <br /> (2) reasonable completion dates; <br /> (3) evidence of financial ability to perform the corrections; <br /> (4) when the buyer may occupy the dwelling. <br /> (Recodified by Ord. No. 95-13, 8-7-95) <br /> SEC. 14:531. PENAL TY <br /> (a) The failure of any owner, agent of an owner, or buyer to comply with the provisions of this Division or to <br /> comply with an order issued by the City pursuant to this Code shall be a misdemeanor. <br /> (b) The failure of -any evaluator to comply with the licensing provisions of this Chapter shall be a <br /> misdemeanor. <br /> (c) The City may also enforce provisions of this Chapter by mend&hUb, Jhjuiiction, or other appropriate <br /> remedy in a court of competent jurisdiction. <br /> 9O. 14,532—WARRANTY LIMITATIONS, <br /> (a) Nothing in the evaluators sport ghail guatai%6 br Wtoiht that a I {IVi~Ilitfig f 1 its all minimum <br /> maintenance, housing and building st&fidartts. <br /> (b) Evaluations conducted pursuant to this Division are mach in order IFti0606 the Overall housing stock <br /> In the City. The report Issued by the evaluator is not g guarantee or warrantyi to arty, individual buyer, seller or <br /> renter regarding the condition of the individual dwelling, not is the report intended for'tie special benefit of any <br /> Individual. <br /> 1 (Recodified by Ord. No. 95-13, 8-7-95) <br /> 14-183 <br />