When a stop work notice designates corrective action to be taken, the permittee shall immediately perform the corrective action(s) as directed by the director of public works or the director’s designee.

In the event the permittee fails to take the designated corrective action within three work days following service of the stop work notice, then the director or the director’s designee is authorized to perform such corrective action or have a third party take such corrective action as is deemed necessary; provided that in the event the director of the public works department, or the director’s designee, finds that a dangerous condition exists, the director of the public works department, or the director’s designee, is authorized to immediately perform such corrective action or have a third party take such immediate corrective action as is deemed necessary to correct the dangerous condition.

All costs of the city for corrective actions and enforcement actions shall be borne by the permittee or, in the case no permit is obtained when required, said costs shall be borne by the person, firm, corporation or association responsible for the unauthorized work. (Ord. 891-82 § 6, 1982.)