Saddle Rock, N.Y., Code of Ordinances ch. 123 (eCode360 ed. 2026) § 123-6
Notice of violation
Operative Text
A. In the event that the Code Official, or any other person charged with enforcement of the laws and ordinances of the Village of Saddle Rock, determines that there is a violation of this article at any property in the Village, a written notice of such violation shall be given to the owner and tenant(s) of the property where such violation is alleged to exist. B. Such notice shall be given by personal delivery to such owner at any location where such owner may be found or by regular mail addressed to such owner at the address of the property. Such notice shall also be given to the tenant(s) of the property, if any, by personal delivery to such tenant(s) at any location where such tenants may be found or by regular mail addressed to such tenant(s) at the address of the property. Where the identity of one or more tenants is unknown, notice to such persons shall be given by posting the notice at the property where such tenants reside and by mailing a copy of such notice, addressed to "Tenants," to the address of the property. C. Such notice shall identify the violation which is alleged to exist and specify a period of time within which such violation shall be corrected. D. Any owner or tenant of property who fails to correct all violations within the specified period of time shall be guilty of a violation and shall be punished as provided in this article.
Section 123-6 of Saddle Rock's Code of Ordinances establishes the process by which the Village notifies property owners and tenants when a code violation is alleged. When a Code Official or other authorized enforcement officer identifies a violation, written notice must be delivered—either in person or by regular mail—to both the owner and any tenants at the property. The notice must describe the specific violation and set a deadline for correcting it. Failure by an owner or tenant to fix all cited violations within that deadline constitutes a punishable offense under the article.
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Under § 123-6, a compliant property owner in Saddle Rock generally ensures that contact information and mailing addresses on file with the Village are current, so that any written notice of violation reaches them without delay. Operators familiar with this provision understand that the correction deadline is set within the notice itself, making prompt review of any received notice important for staying within the compliance window. Owners who receive a § 123-6 notice typically document their remediation steps and timeline in case questions arise about whether the violation was corrected within the specified period.
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Section 123-6 gives tenants in Saddle Rock the right to receive their own written notice whenever a code violation is alleged at their residence, separate from any notice sent to the owner. Tenants who receive such a notice should be aware that the deadline stated in the notice applies to them as well, and that failing to correct violations within that period can result in a punishable offense under the article. Tenants who have questions about a notice, believe a notice was improperly issued, or need help understanding their obligations and rights under § 123-6 may wish to consult a local tenant-rights organization or legal aid provider.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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