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ORDINANCE NO. 87 - <br />collectible in the same manner as County tax <br />liens. <br />(d) In an action to foreclose liens, it shall be <br />lawful to join one or more losts, parcels, or <br />tracts of land, by whomever owned, if assessed <br />under. the provisions of this ordinance. The <br />property subject to lien may be redeemed at any <br />time prior to sale by the owner by paying a total <br />amount due including interest,- court costs, and <br />other costs incident to the action. <br />(e) Upon payment of lien, the County Attorney or his <br />designee shall, by appropriate means, evidence <br />satisfaction and cancellation of such lien. <br />Section 13-22.. Right_ to Hearing_ on Assessment. <br />(a) Prior to the expiration of the thirty (30) days <br />provided in Section 13-19(b) of this article, any <br />owner shall have a right to have a hearing before <br />the Board to show cause, if any, while the <br />expenses and charges incurred b the County under <br />this ordinance are excessive or unwarranted or -why <br />such expenses should not constitute a lien against <br />said property. However, nothing contained in this <br />section shall be construed to disturb or permit a <br />review of the determination by the Board of the <br />existence of a public nuisance under this <br />ordinance. <br />(b) Public Hearings under this section shall be held <br />by the Board of County Commissioners upon written <br />application for hearings made to the Clerk of the <br />Board within thirty (30) days after the resolution <br />of assessment de.scribed in Section 13-21, and an <br />application for hearing, properly filed, shall <br />stay the recording of the assessment until a <br />hearing has been held and a decision rendered by <br />the Board. <br />
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