(1) The address, legal description, and/or Clallam County tax parcel number of the subject property;

(2) A summary of the information that forms the basis of the determination that a violation has occurred or is occurring on the subject property;

(3) A reference to the specific provisions of the ordinance, permit condition, notice and order provision, or stop work order that was or is being violated;

(4) Notification of the corrective actions required to be taken, including any permits and associated mitigation plans and/or special reports that must be obtained and the due date by which the corrective actions must be completed;

(5) Notification that it is the duty of the person responsible for code compliance to notify the Director in writing of any actions taken to achieve compliance with the notice and order;

(6) Notification that the violation is not considered corrected unless and until the Director issues a written certificate of correction;

(7) Notification that the notice and order will be the subject of an administrative hearing before the Hearing Examiner in a manner consistent with Chapter 20.33 CCC;

(8) Notification of the amount of civil penalty per violation being recommended to the County’s Hearing Examiner by staff for possible imposition by the Hearing Examiner;

(9) Notification of the amount of costs being recommended to the County’s Hearing Examiner by staff for possible imposition by the Hearing Examiner;

(10) Notification of the date, time and place when and where the County’s Hearing Examiner will make the County’s decision with respect to the notice and order, said notification informing the alleged violator of their right to provide testimony (in written or oral format) to the Hearing Examiner at the date and time established, while requiring the alleged violator submit all written testimony to the County at least five business days before the date set for the hearing;

(11) Notification of the suspension or revocation of any permit previously issued by the Director relating to the subject property;

(12) Notification that, in addition to issuing a notice and order and having the lawfulness of said notice and order decided by the County’s Hearing Examiner, all other legal options remain available to the County so that it may enforce the provisions of the Clallam County Code;

(13) Notification that a failure to appeal the notice and order within the appeal time limit renders the notice and order a final determination that the conditions described in the notice and order exist and constitute a civil code violation, that the named party is liable as a person responsible for code compliance, and that the stated sanctions are properly imposed;

(14) Notification that it is the duty of the person responsible for code compliance to notify the Director in writing of any actions taken to achieve compliance with the notice and order;

(15) Notification that the violation is not considered corrected unless and until the Director issues a written certificate of correction.