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Memo - Revision <br />July 19, 1993 <br />Page 2 <br />B.Repair orders are considered as running with the property, but have not been filed <br />in the chain of title as a matter of practicality. At the time of property sale, <br />mortgage companies normally require "certification' of the septic system. This <br />is not typically the case for sales via contract for deed, however. Staff has been <br />very open as far as providing inspection records to all legitimate inquirers, but <br />even filing repair orders in the chain of title would not guarantee that a contract <br />for deed buyer will be made aware of a repair order. This is an occasional <br />problem, but not common. <br />Staff Recommendation <br />Staff recommends approval of the attached ordinance to amend Section 12.30. Subd. 8 <br />(B-4). <br />Motion: Moved bv , seconded by to adopt Ordinance <br />. Second Series, entitled An Ordinance to Amend Muncipal Code Section 12.30 by <br />Revising the Required Time Frame For Repair or Replacement of Nonconforming Septic <br />Systems per E.xhibit A attached. Vote: ____ayes,_____nayes. <br />i <br />MUM