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(6.2C -21 <br />(b) The assessment of Administrative Civil Penalties will end <br />when all action required by the Administrative Civil Penalties Notice and Omer has been <br />completed. <br />(c) In determining the amount of the Administrative Civil <br />Penalties to be assessed on a daily rate, an Enforcement Officer may consider some or <br />all of the following factors: <br />1. The duration of the violation. <br />2. The frequency of recurrence of the violation. <br />3. The seriousness of the violation. <br />4. The history of the violation. <br />5. The Responsible Party's conduct after issuance of the <br />Notice and Order. <br />6. The good faith effort by the Responsible Party to comply. <br />7. The economic impact of the penalty on the Responsible <br />Party. <br />8. The impact of the violation upon the community. <br />9. Any other factors that justice may require. <br />(d) The City Manager has the authority to establish a penalty <br />schedule and procedures for Enforcement Officers or for Administrative Hearing <br />Officers to use as a guideline in determining the amount of Administrative Civil Penalties <br />in appropriate cases. <br />(e) The maximum amount of Administrative Penalties will be set <br />forth by resolution of the City Council. <br />2.3.5 Administrative Costs. <br />An Enforcement Officer or Administrative Hearing Officer is authorized to <br />assess any reasonable administrative costs. Administrative costs may include <br />scheduling and processing of the hearing and all subsequent actions related to the <br />hearing. <br />F:Atly /Ord /Ord.157.1 <br />020603 15 <br />