Set 2-tier fine system for city code violations
In Plain English
The city issues administrative citations when residents or businesses violate local codes like parking rules or property maintenance requirements. This creates 2 different fine levels instead of the current single fine amount. If approved, some violations cost less while others cost more depending on severity.
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