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shall cause such structure to be vacated and repaired or demolished as provided in his or her <br />post-hearing order. The code official shall certify the cost of such action, including all <br />administrative costs, to the director of finance who shall cause a special tax bill against the <br />property to be prepared, filed and collected. Said tax bill shall be a lien upon said property, said <br />lien shall bear interest at the rate set by the Missouri Division of Finance on the date the lien is <br />filed. <br />110.92 Duties of inspectors. <br /> It shall be the duty and responsibility of the inspectors to inspect all <br />structures, when so directed by the code official, for the purpose of determining the existence of <br />unsafe or unhealthful conditions and to determine compliance with any orders issued; to report to <br />the official, in writing, any conditions which cause a structure to be deemed detrimental to the <br />health, safety or welfare of the residents and report noncompliance with any orders issued; and to <br />appear and testify at hearings regarding structures which the inspector has inspected. <br />110.93 Appeal. <br /> Any affected party may appeal to the Circuit Court from any post-hearing order <br />of the code official in the manner provided by law for judicial review of decisions of <br />administrative agencies. <br />110.94 Liability of the city. <br /> The city shall not be liable to any affected party for any damage or <br />injury to persons or property caused by the enforcement of this section when such enforcement is <br />carried out in accordance with the procedures herein provided. <br />110.95 Liability of employees: <br /> Neither the code official nor any inspector, officer, employee, or <br />agent of the city shall be liable for any damage that accrues to the persons or property as a result <br />of any act required or permitted pursuant to this section. Any suit brought against the code <br />official, any inspector, officer, employee, or agent of the city as a result of any act required or <br />permitted pursuant to this section shall be defended by the city attorney. <br />110.96 Unlawful acts. <br /> It shall be unlawful for any person to deface or remove any notice <br />without the prior authorization of the code official or of a court having jurisdiction. It shall be <br />unlawful for any person to enter or occupy a structure or portion thereof in violation of posted <br />notice or in violation of a notice served on such person. <br />110.97 Insurance proceeds <br />. If there are proceeds of any insurance policy based upon a covered <br />claim payment made for damage or loss to a building or other structure caused by or arising out <br />of any fire, explosion, or other casualty loss, and if the covered claim payment is in excess of <br />fifty percent (50%) of the face value of the policy covering a building or other structure, then the <br />following procedures apply: <br />a) The insurer shall withhold from the covered claim payment twenty five percent (25%) of the <br />covered claim payment, and shall pay such moneys to the city to deposit into an interest-bearing <br />account. Any named mortgagee on the insurance policy shall maintain priority over any <br />obligation under this section. If a special tax bill or assessment is issued by the city for the <br />expense of demolition of such building or structure as a dangerous building or structure, the <br />money held by the city shall be applied toward a payment of special tax bill or assessment. If <br />there is any excess, it shall be paid by the city to the insured or as the terms of the policy and <br />endorsements thereto provide. <br /> <br />