Eagle Mountain, UT Code Violation Reporting: How to Report (2026)

010 gives the city's enforcement officer authority to abate any condition that violates the city code or an applicable state code. 020 lets the officer proceed through the administrative abatement track rather than straight to criminal prosecution. That starts with a written notice of violation served on the responsible person, and the code spells out exactly what the notice must contain: the property owner's name, the street address, the date the violation was observed, every code section violated and a description of the offending condition, the remedial action required (which can include repairs, demolition, or removal), and a compliance deadline of at least 10 days from service.

The notice must also explain the consequences of missing that deadline, which can include criminal prosecution, civil penalties, permit revocation, recording the notice against the property, and withholding future municipal permits, and it must disclose that civil penalties begin accruing immediately once the deadline passes and continue to accrue daily until the property is brought into compliance. A responsible person has 10 calendar days from service to file a written request for an administrative code enforcement hearing with the administrative law judge, and failing to request a hearing waives the right to challenge the notice.

Only one notice of violation is required per 12-month period for the same condition, except that weed-related violations only need one notice per annual growing season. 120.