a. Name of property owner;

b. Street address of violation;

c. Date violation observed;

d. All code sections violated and description of condition of the property that violates the applicable codes;

e. A statement explaining the type of remedial action required to permanently correct outstanding violations, which may include corrections, repairs, demolition, removal, or other appropriate action;

f. Specific date to correct the violations listed in the notice of violation, which date shall be at least ten days from the date of service;

g. Explanation of the consequences should the responsible person fail to comply with the terms and deadlines as prescribed in the notice of violation, which may include, but is not limited to, criminal prosecution; civil penalties; revocation of permits; recordation of the notice of violation; withholding of future municipal permits; abatement of the violation; costs; administrative fees; and any other legal remedies;

h. That civil penalties will begin to accrue immediately on expiration of the date to correct violations;

i. The amount of the civil penalty on each violation and that the penalty will accrue daily until the property is brought into compliance;

j. That only one notice of violation is required for any 12-month period, and that civil penalties begin immediately upon any subsequent violations of the notice. The responsible person may request a hearing on the renewed violations by following the same procedure as provided for the original notice.

k. Procedures to request a hearing as provided in Section 10-2-503, and consequences for failure to request one.