before the first day of every month. In addition to any charge
otherwise permitted by law, a municipality, a third-party agency
or the Department of Labor and Industry may charge an additional
fee of $10 to each person to whom a permit is issued for
administrative costs incurred in compliance with this section.
The assessment office may provide for the electronic submission
of permits and may establish the format for the submission of
permit information. The provision of permits or permit
information to the assessment office as required by this section
shall not be subject to the procedures of the act of February
14, 2008 (P.L.6, No.3), known as the Right-to-Know Law . No
agency, public official or public employee shall be liable for
civil or criminal damages or penalties for complying with this
section.
(a.1) Noncompliance.--If the county assessment office has
reason to believe that there is noncompliance with subsection
(a), the assessment office shall provide written notice to the
municipality and, if applicable, a third-party agency, or to the
Department of Labor and Industry in the case of noncompliance by
the Department of Labor and Industry. Upon receipt of the
notice, the municipality, third-party agency or Department of
Labor and Industry shall investigate and consult with the
assessment office and take any steps the municipality, third-
party agency or Department of Labor and Industry deems necessary
to remediate the noncompliance. If, after consultation,
noncompliance with subsection (a) continues, the assessment
office may:
(1) In the case of continuing noncompliance after notice
by a municipality or the Department of Labor and Industry,
institute an action in mandamus before the court of common
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