To Whom It May Concern: This letter serves as notice to the purchaser of the property located at 138 Fourth Ave, Mason Valley, NV, regarding an existing public nuisance violation and the cleanup requirements established by the Lyon County Code Enforcement Division.
An inspection of the property conducted on December, determined that the property is in violation of Lyon County Code concerning the accumulation, maintenance, and existence of refuse and other materials constituting a public nuisance. identifies as unlawful and a public nuisance the accumulation, maintenance, or existence of, among other things, w
eeds, brush, debris, refuse, rubbish, trash, garbage, and scrapped or abandoned materials of all kinds, including bricks, cement, concrete, glass, plaster, wood, rubber, paper, wire, and dismantled, abandoned, or temporarily inoperative motors, machinery, equipment, automobiles, vehicles, trailers, and parts or materials associated with such items, when located in areas exposed to public or neighboring view.
The property is therefore subject to the cleanup and abatement requirements established by the Lyon County Code Enforcement Division. Purchaser's Ninety Day Compliance Period Upon the close of the purchase and sale of the property, the purchaser shall have ninety ninety calendar days from the date of closing to complete the cleanup and abatement required under the applicable Lyon County Code Enforcement abatement order.
The required corrective action includes, but is not limited to: - Removal of all scrapped or abandoned materials of any kind from the property, including bricks, cement, concrete, glass, plaster, wood and wood shavings, rubber, paper, wire, and similar debris.
- Removal of dismantled, abandoned, or temporarily inoperative motors, machinery, equipment, automobiles, vehicles, trailers, and associated parts, materials, or cast-off articles. - Removal of other refuse, rubbish, trash, debris, garbage, and materials that constitute a public nuisance under Lyon County Code - Completing the cleanup so that the property is brought into compliance with the applicable Lyon County code and abatement requirements.
The ninety day period begins on the date the transaction closes and does not extend the underlying obligation to comply with the Lyon County Code or otherwise limit the County's authority to take enforcement action as permitted by law. The purchaser is responsible for completing the required cleanup within the Ninety -day period and should coordina
te with the Lyon County Code Enforcement Division regarding completion of the abatement and confirmation of compliance. Failure to complete the required abatement within the applicable ninety day period may result in additional enforcement action as authorized by Lyon County Code and applicable law, which may include recovery of maintenance or abatement costs, fines, penalties, or legal proceedings.
If you have questions regarding the violation, the required cleanup, or the abatement process, please contact: Code Enforcement Officer Lyon County Community Development Department
