If the hearing officer's assessment is not paid on the date of its entry, he shall send by first class mail a notice of the assessment to the person found liable and shall file, not less than 30 days nor more than 12 months after such mailing, a certified copy of the notice of assessment and an entry fee with the clerk of a superior court facility designated by the chief court administrator.
3.
The person against whom an assessment has been entered by the hearing officer pursuant to this section is entitled to judicial review by way of appeal pursuant to the provisions and requirements of C.G.S. § 7-152c(g).
(8)
Recording of lien. Any unpaid fine imposed shall, upon issuance, constitute a lien upon the real estate in accordance with C.G.S. § 7-148aa. Each such lien may be perfected by recording and may be continued, recorded and released as provided for in C.G.S. § 7-148aa and the General Statutes.
(9)
Municipal performance.
(a)
In addition to any penalties as permitted by statute, and the citation, hearing and assessment provisions of this section, the blight code enforcement officer is authorized to institute any and all legal proceedings before the superior court to compel compliance with this section.
(b)
In addition to any penalties and to any other remedies, without limitation, the enforcement officer is authorized, in consultation with the Town Manager, to file a petition under Connecticut General Statutes § 8-169aa seeking the appointment of a receiver.
(c)