ARTICLE 4. Expense of Abatement
Article 4 enacted by Stats. 1967, Ch. 15.
§§ 5631–5645 · 14 sections
- § 5631 If the removal or destruction of any neglected or abandoned plant or crop which is a public nuisance as defined in Section 5551 or 5552, is undertaken by the…
- § 5632 From the date of the recording, the land which is described in the notice is subject to a lien for any expense which is incurred by the county subsequent to…
- § 5633 The commissioner shall keep an account of the cost of the removal or destruction and shall render an itemized report of the cost to the board of supervisors.
- § 5634 The expense of the removal or destruction is a county charge which is payable out of county funds.
- § 5636 A notice which sets forth the amount which has been expended for the removal or destruction of any neglected or abandoned plant or crop which is a public…
- § 5637 The lien is superior to all encumbrances, existing and future, except liens for taxes and assessments, if a copy of the notice of lien is recorded and a copy…
- § 5638 If the address of the encumbrancer is unknown to the commissioner, he shall state in the copy of the notice that the address is unknown to him and shall mail…
- § 5639 If the sum which is secured by the lien is not repaid to the county within 80 days from the recording of the amount of the lien, there shall be added to it a…
- § 5640 Except as provided in Section 5643, the district attorney of the county which makes the payment for the expense of eradication or destruction shall, within 120…
- § 5641 (a) If, after foreclosure the property is sold, enough of the proceeds shall be paid into the treasury of the county which forecloses the lien as shall satisfy…
- § 5642 If no action to foreclose is commenced within 120 days subsequent to the recordation of the notice of lien, the lien ceases to exist.
- § 5643 If the expense of removal or destruction of any abandoned plant or crop becomes a lien on property which has been deeded to the state for nonpayment of taxes,…
- § 5644 If no action to foreclose is commenced within 120 days subsequent to the redemption or sale of the property, the lien ceases to exist.
- § 5645 If the property is acquired by the state, or by any municipal corporation or political subdivision, and the right of redemption is terminated, the lien…