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unauthorized entry. <br />(f) The building official will certify the amount of the city's expenses for remedial <br />action to the finance director for billing to the owner. <br />(g) The finance director may assess the expenses as a lien against the property on <br />which the building is or was located, on a form approved by the city attorney. The <br />lien is a privileged lien, subordinate only to tax liens. <br />Sec. 14.246. Guidelines for remedial action. <br />(a) The criteria within this section are guidelines for the municipal court judge to <br />use in determining the remedial action to be ordered for an unsafe building. <br />(b) If the condition of a building poses a manifest hazard to the occupants of the <br />building, it shall be vacated. <br />(c) If the cost of repairing an unsafe building to meet all applicable standards <br />equals or exceeds the value of the building, the building shall be demolished. <br />(d) If the cost of repairing an unsafe building to meet all applicable standards is <br />less than the value of the building, the building shall be repaired or demolished. <br />(e) If an unsafe building is to be repaired and is vacant, it shall be secured against <br />unauthorized entry. <br />Sec. 14.247 Certification of Authorized Receivers <br />Pursuant to Section 214.0031 of the Texas Local Government Code, the following <br />entities have been certified to act as receivers of real property authorized by <br />law and city ordinance: <br />1. San Marcos Housing Authority <br />2. Southside Community Centers Inc. <br />Nothing in this provision prevents other qualified entities from applying for <br />certification under this section. <br />Secs. 14.248 -- 14.270. Reserved. <br />