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Chino property owners voluntarily addressed 29 code violations, restoring safety and allowing the City to focus on greater community threats.
Chino property owners voluntarily comply with code enforcement, removing safety risks, a squatter, and restoring community safety.
Unpermitted cannabis grow & 38 violations cleared through cooperation with property owner—Chino property now safe & compliant.
California’s Governor introduced a model ordinance to help cities regulate public encampments, with new funding tied to homelessness reduction.
A neglected Chino home, used for marijuana cultivation, was rehabilitated by a court-appointed receiver, becoming a valuable property.
An illegal marijuana grow in Chino was renovated into a beautiful 3-bed, 3-bath home after the City addressed safety risks and reached a compliance agreement.
Civica Law assists the City of Dublin with their code enforcement efforts to remove hoarding from $1.5 million home with a stayed receiver.
Riverside County makeshift residence is demolished after court issues abatement warrant due to lack of property owner’s voluntary compliance.
An inhabitable Oakdale residence is quickly rehabilitated after an inspection warrant was issued and revealed a methamphetamine lab.
Here are five strategies to help cities, counties, and other public agencies come into, and consistently maintain, compliance with ever-changing laws.
Chino property owner agreed to demolish two hazardous warehouses with 66 violations, ensuring community safety and compliance with laws.
A vacant residence in Lake Elsinore attracted squatters and complaints prompting city intervention to protect the occupants, community, and the public.
