What action is typically taken if a property is found to violate safety codes?

When a property is found to violate safety codes, the appropriate action is to notify the property owner or responsible party about the violation and outline the required corrective actions. This process ensures that the property owner is informed of the specific issues that need to be addressed to comply with safety regulations.

This approach aligns with the principles of code enforcement, which typically focus on remediation and compliance rather than punitive measures. The notification serves as an opportunity for the property owner to rectify the issues in a specified timeframe, thus promoting public safety and maintaining community standards.

Proper notification procedures also often include the possibility of follow-up inspections to verify that the necessary corrective actions have been taken. This is essential to create a clear communication channel between authorities and property owners, facilitating a more responsive and cooperative resolution to code violations.