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Division 12. Violations, Enforcement, Penalty <br /> Section 3-36. Violations. <br /> Failure to comply with any provision of this article, any rule adopted pursuant to this article, <br /> <br /> or with conditions imposed as part of any permit or variance from the provisions of this article, <br /> shall constitute a violation of this article. <br /> Section 3-37. Enforcement. <br /> (a) The chief engineer shall enforce and administer this article. Whenever necessary, any <br /> official of another department of the County shall assist the chief engineer at the chief <br /> engineer's request, consistently with the usual duties of the official's department. <br /> (b) When the chief engineer finds that any sign has been constructed, erected, or is being <br /> maintained in violation of this article, or that any sign is unsafe or insecure or in a <br /> condition which is a menace to the safety of the public, the chief engineer shall issue a <br /> notice in writing, to the owner of the sign or to the owner or tenant of the premises <br /> upon which the sign is erected or maintained, informing that person of the violation or <br /> of the dangerous condition of the sign and directing that person to make the alteration, <br /> repair, or remove the sign or to do whatever necessary to make the sign comply with <br /> this article within a reasonable time limit as shall be stated in the notice which, in no <br /> case, shall be less than seven days nor more than thirty days. The notice may be given <br /> by personal service, by depositing a copy of the notice in the U.S. mail in a postage <br /> prepaid wrapper addressed to the street address of the premises upon which the sign is <br /> erected or maintained, or by posting a copy of the notice on the premises upon which <br /> the sign is erected or maintained. <br /> (c) When the condition of any sign creates an immediate hazard and peril to public safety <br /> or to property, the chief engineer may remove the sign summarily and without notice. <br /> 26 <br /> <br />