3.
That if the clearance is not performed, or alternative arrangements are not made, or no appeal is filed within that timeframe, the City intends to enter the premises and perform the clearance; and
4.
That if the City performs the clearance, the costs thereof may be billed to the property owner and, if unpaid, collected by civil action.
B.
Notice may be provided via mail, posting at the property, hand-delivery, or other method reasonably calculated to reach the property owner.
C.
In the event of a dispute as to the need for, or scope of, Sight Triangle clearance, or as to the calculation of the Sight Triangle area or appropriate Intersection Sight Distance, a party may appeal the Director’s notice to the General Appeals Board established under Chapter 169 of the ordinances of this City. Standing to file such an appeal shall be limited to the owners and/or occupants of the subject property.
1.
Any appeal shall be made by delivering written notice of the appeal to the office of the City Manager within 10 days after issuance of the Director’s notice. The notice of appeal shall satisfy the following requirements:
a.
It must specify the name and address of the appellant, the notice from which an appeal is taken, and the location of the subject property; and
b.
It must cite specific error by the Director and any other grounds relied upon in support of the appeal.
2.
Any such appeal shall be made and processed in accordance with appeal procedures set forth in Section 1007 of the ordinances of this City with regard to appeals to the Board of Zoning Appeals. The Director’s notice may be overturned, in whole or in part, only upon a showing of error by a preponderance of the evidence.
3.
Upon receipt of a timely notice of appeal, the City Manager or his/her designee shall promptly schedule a date for a public hearing thereon before the General Appeals Board. The City Manager or designee shall give written notice of the appeal and of public hearing on that appeal to the applicant. Notice of the public hearing shall be sent by ordinary US mail to the appellant’s address set forth on the notice of appeal, and shall be set forth in the public meeting listing maintained by the Clerk of Council pursuant to Section 111.13 of the ordinances of this City.