§ 1002-4.013. Unsatisfactory work—Correction by county—Costs.

If the director determines that the performance of the work described in a permit is unsatisfactory or unacceptable, or both, then the permittee shall reconstruct the work to the satisfaction of the director.

If the director determines that delay in pursuit or completion of the act or work is due to lack of diligence or to a willful act on the part of the permittee, or that the work is unsatisfactory, unacceptable, or both, if essential to the health, safety or welfare of the public, the director may request the board of supervisors for authorization to contract with any licensed general contractor to complete, erect, install, reconstruct, or alter all structures or work in conformance with the permit, or to remove all structures and obliterate all work not completed. The costs incurred thereby shall be repaid to the county from the cash or surety bond deposited by the permittee with the county for the performance of the work; provided that any and all costs incurred by the county which exceed the cash deposit or surety bond's penalty sum shall be paid by the permittee to the county.

(Ord. 85-13 § 2: prior code § 7525: Ord. 1000).