Apply for a Code Enforcement Lien Settlement

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If there is a lien on a property you own or are looking to buy, you can apply for a lien settlement to reduce the fine amount due

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You must submit the settlement application through the lien settlement email address before we can review the property record and possibly approve a settlement.

Things to consider

Identifying a lien

These are the steps to take to identify whether your property or a property you wish to purchase has a lien and to pay the fines associated with the lien:

  1. If not known, verify owner of record by searching the owner name, address, or folio number of the property on the Property Appraiser’s website
  2. Check the property address for liens
  3. Verify and obtain the lien information in the Clerk of Circuit Court Records
  4. Once you verify that a lien exists on a property the fines will need to be paid

How to request a lien settlement

In order for us to consider a lien settlement application, you must bring any violations on the property into compliance and the property owner or authorized representative must submit a completed and signed application.

  1. Download the application
  2. Review and complete the form, including having the signatures notarized
  3. Submit the completed form and any supporting information to the lien settlement mailbox
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