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o <br /> <br />If on a Tract which includes multiple parcels, the requirements of <br />the Plan have not been completed with respect to any parcel of the <br />Tract, including without limitation, the parcel for which the <br />Certificate of Occupancy is requested. Provided, if the Certificate <br />of Occupancy is denied for the parcel for which it is requested <br />solely and exclusively due to the failure of another parcel of the <br />same Tract to qualify for a Certificate of Occupancy, the applicant <br />must be the same person or entity for both parcels. <br /> <br />Notwithstanding the herein-referenced provisions, the County (or such other <br />Local Government) may issue a temporary Certificate of Occupancy where <br />Subsections (3), (4), or (5) apply and where the Person conducting the Land- <br />Disturbing Activity is making substantial progress towards completing the <br />requirements of the Plan. <br /> <br />Section 20 - Penalties <br /> <br />a. Civil Penalties <br /> <br />Any Person who violates any of the provisions of the applicable <br />State, Federal or local laws, rules, regulations or ordinances, <br />including this Ordinance, or rules or orders adopted or issued <br />pursuant to applicable State, Federal or local laws, rules, <br />regulations or ordinances, including this Ordinance, or who <br />initiates or continues a Land-Disturbing Activity for which a Plan <br />is required except in accordance with the terms, conditions, and <br />provisions of an approved Plan, is subject to a civil penalty. A <br />Person may be immediately assessed a maximum civil penalty of <br />up to $5,000 on the date any violation is first assessed by the <br />County. An additional maximum civil penalty of up to $5,000 per <br />day may be assessed by the County from the day following the date <br />of initial assessment of a violation, if the cure period provided in <br />the Notice of Violation is not met. If a civil penalty is not assessed <br />immediately on the date of assessment of a violation, the County is <br />not precluded from later assessing a penalty for that date in <br />addition to other penalties (if any). Penalties are due and payable <br />immediately upon assessment unless a cure period has been <br />provided, in which case the penalties attributed to any uncured <br />actions (or failures to act) covered by the cure period are due and <br />payable immediately following failure to cure and lapse of the cure <br />period. Penalties continue to accrue until the applicable violations <br />are corrected. <br /> <br />23 <br /> <br /> <br />