§ 2-181.4. Voluntary remediation action or improvement.

All plans for remedial action or improvement shall be in writing, signed by the person(s) chargeable with the payment of ad valorem taxes on the real property and the director of the county's community development agency, and contain the following:

(a)

The plan shall be consistent with the county's comprehensive plan and all laws and ordinances governing the subject property, and shall conform to any urban redevelopment plan adopted for the area within which the property lies;

(b)

The plan shall set forth in reasonable detail the requirements for repair, closure, demolition, or restoration of existing structures, in accordance with minimal statewide codes; where structures are demolished, the plan shall include provisions for debris removal, stabilization and landscaping of the property;

(c)

On parcels of five acres or greater, the plan shall address the relationship to local objectives respecting land uses, improved traffic, public transportation, public utilities, recreational and community facilities, and other public improvements;

(d)

The plan shall contain verifiable funding sources which will be used to complete its requirements and show the feasibility thereof;

(e)

The plan shall contain a timetable for completion of required work; and

(f)

Any outstanding ad valorem taxes (state, school, county and city, including the increased tax pursuant to this article) and governmental liens due and payable on the property must be satisfied in full.

(Amd. of 7-25-17)