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DISCUSSION <br /> When property owners fail to take responsibility for the condition of their property and <br /> allow nuisances to exist to the detriment of the community, a city may bring a <br /> receivership action. Here, the Court appointed a receiver to rehabilitate the property. <br /> As a result of the receivership action, the City incurred attorney fees and costs as well <br /> as inspection and other costs. The City is seeking reimbursement for these amounts <br /> and requests that this be placed as a special assessment on the property. <br /> Pursuant to Government Code section 38773.5, Health and Safety Code section <br /> 17980.7, and Pleasanton Municipal Code sections 1.04.110, 9.28.180 and 20.32.020, <br /> Section 9.05 (Chapter 9), attorney fees, investigation costs, prosecution costs, and <br /> enforcement costs may constitute a special assessment upon the property to be <br /> confirmed by the City Council and then recorded with the Alameda County Recorder's <br /> Office. <br /> Submitted by: Fiscal Review: Approved y: <br /> f, • / Zic-A <br /> Daniel G. Sodergren Tina Olson Nelson Fialho <br /> City Attorney Director of Finance City Manager <br /> Attachment: <br /> Resolution Confirming Imposition of a Special Assessment on 4719 Orangewood Court <br /> Page 3of3 <br />