(a) The Department shall inspect each solid fuel-burning device as reflected by the records of the Department. The purpose of the inspection shall be to determine that the permit holder is in compliance with the provisions of this Article. If a permit holder or person operating the solid fuel-burning device refuses to consent to the Department’s inspection, the Department may, upon a showing of reasonable grounds for the purpose of inspecting solid fuel-burning devices only, apply for an inspection warrant from the Municipal Court and execute and conduct the inspection under order of the Court.

(b) When the Department has reasonable grounds based upon its investigation or upon written complaints sufficiently demonstrating reasonable grounds that a person has violated this Article, the Department shall issue a notice and order setting forth the alleged violations and the corrective actions that need to be taken. The Department shall allow thirty (30) days for the person to take the necessary corrective actions and comply with this Article.

(c) When a person has not complied with the Department’s notice and order, the Department shall issue an order of noncompliance and institute a summons and complaint on behalf of the Town with the Municipal Court for violation of this Article. The Department may also obtain injunctive relief through the Municipal Court in order to enforce this Article. Any order of noncompliance shall be stayed in the event an aggrieved person files a notice of appeal with the Board of Adjustment and Appeals as set forth in Section 7-4-70 below. (Prior code 8.12.060)