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EUGENE <br /> Public Works <br /> City of Eugene <br /> VIA CER'I'1FIED MAIL 858 Pearl Street <br /> RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Eugene, Oregon 97401 <br /> (503) 687 -5262 <br /> (and by Regular Mail) <br /> February /I , 1994 <br /> Dorris Dawson <br /> 2110 Lamar Lane <br /> Eugene, OR 97401 <br /> NOTICE OF CIVIL PENALTY <br /> Notice is hereby given that on February 1/ , 1994, the City of Eugene is imposing against <br /> you a civil penalty in the amount of $700.00. <br /> This penalty is being imposed due to violation of Section 6.305(1) of the Eugene Code <br /> occurring on property commonly referred to as tax lot 18041214700, 3220 Whitten Drive, <br /> Eugene, Oregon. The violation can briefly be described as removal of five trees from the <br /> property without a permit. <br /> This Notice of Civil Penalty is issued without prior written notice to correct the violation on <br /> the basis that the violation is complete and not capable of correction. <br /> You may request a hearing by filing a notice of appeal at the Permit and Information <br /> Center, 244 East Broadway, Eugene, OR 97401, within 15 days of the date of this letter. <br /> The notice of appeal must be completed, signed and accompanied by an appeal fee of <br /> $100.00. The appeal is not effective until all of these requirements have been completed. <br /> You may appeal the imposition of these civil penalties, including the determination that a <br /> violation exists, that you are a responsible party, or the amount of the penalty. Unless the <br /> City receives your request for a hearing within 15 days of the date of this letter, you waive <br /> your right to a hearing. <br /> A civil penalty becomes final upon the expiration of the time for filing an .appeal, if an <br /> appeal is not filed. Unpaid penalties may be placed as liens on real property. <br /> City of Eugene <br /> Public Works Department <br /> By: U( X <br />