Section 28-202.1
§28-202.1 Civil penalties. Except as otherwise specified in this code
or other law, violations of this code, the 1968 building code, the
zoning resolution or other laws or rules enforced by the department
shall be punishable by civil penalties within the ranges set forth
below:
1. For immediately hazardous violations, a civil penalty of not less
than one thousand dollars nor more than twenty-five thousand dollars may
be imposed for each violation. In addition to such civil penalty, a
separate additional penalty may be imposed of not more than one thousand
dollars for each day that the violation is not corrected. The
commissioner may by rule establish specified daily penalties within the
limit set forth above for particular immediately hazardous violations.
2. For major violations, a civil penalty of not more than ten thousand
dollars may be imposed for each violation. In addition to such civil
penalty, a separate additional penalty may be imposed of not more than
two hundred fifty dollars for each month that the violation is not
corrected. The commissioner may by rule establish specified monthly
penalties within the limit set forth above for particular major
violations.
3. For lesser violations, a civil penalty of not more than five
hundred dollars may be imposed for each violation.
Section 28-202.2
§28-202.2 Continuing violations. Notwithstanding the assessment of
daily penalties, each day that a violation continues shall be a separate
and distinct offense.
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