1.
The type of hazard, the nature and immediacy of the threat to the public health and
safety, and the blight created by the conditions of the premises;
2.
A demonstrated intent by a responsible party to repair, demolish or vacate and close
the building or to correct or improve the condition of the premises by:
a.
Entering into a contract with a licensed contractor to perform the required work within
a specific time and for a reasonable compensation,
b.
Depositing cash in a segregated account in an amount sufficient to complete the required
repairs,
c.
Securing a loan from an established lending institution that will provide sufficient
funds to complete the required repairs, or
d.
Securing a permit to perform the required work and paying the required permit fees;
3.
The length of time required to obtain permits needed to complete the repairs;
4.
The complexity of the repairs, seasonal considerations, construction requirements
and the legal rights of tenants; and
5.
Circumstances beyond the control of the responsible person.
D.
If no appeal is filed, a copy of the order shall be filed with the King County Department
of Records and Elections.
(Ord. 117861 § 7, 1995: Ord. 116420, § 4, 1992; Ord. 113545 § 6(part), 1987.)