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(1) Real pro perty taxes assessed against the premises. (2) City special tax bills issued against the premises. (3) Neighborhoo d improvement district special assessments against the premises. 1 (4) Public im provement special assessments against the premises. (5) City refuse s ervice charges for the premises. (6) City nuisance a batement charges for the premises. (7) City weed or trash removal costs for the premises. (8) City commu nity development fees for the premises, including building permit fees, electrical permit fees, mechanical permit fees, plumbing permit fees, application fees, inspection fees, and other fees. (9) City fines a nd court costs for violations of the Building Code, Electrical Code, Energy Conservation Code, Fire Code, Fuel Gas Code, Mechanical Code, Plumbing Code, Property Maintenance Code, or Residential Code, on the premises. 190.4.2 Conditional permit. Occupation shall be permitted on a conditional basis when in the judgment of the Code official practical difficulties interfere with completing all repairs required to bring the premises into full compliance with this Code prior to permitting the occupation of the premises, there are no conditions on the premises which threaten the health or safety of an occupant, and the Code official is satisfied that the premises will be brought into compliance with the requirements of this Code within a sixty (60) day period. No conditional permit shall be issued under the provisions of this Code for premises which have been newly constructed, newly altered, or on which a change in use is proposed unless a certificate of occupancy has first been issued under the provisions of the building Code. 190.4.3 Rejection of application. If the application does not comply with the requirements of all pertinent laws, the Code official shall reject such application in writing, stating the reasons thereof. 190.4.4 Residential sublease. An occupancy permit for subleasing a residential dwelling unit may be issued provided the dwelling is code compliant as determined by an approved occupancy inspection conducted in the year proceeding the date of application. Residential sublease occupancy permits shall only be issued for a period of 100 days and may be extended for one 30 day term at the discretion of the Building Commissioner. Residential sublease permits shall be revoked if the property or tenants violate the provisions of this code. 16