Form ENF104, Civil Fine Reduction Request, is the form the City of Las Vegas Department of Community Development, Business Licensing | Compliance Section, uses when a responsible party who has corrected a violation of LVMC Title 6 asks for a reduction in the civil penalty on a Civil Citation. It comes from the office people look for when they search for a Las Vegas business license, but it does not apply for or renew a license. The form must be submitted within 30 calendar days of violation issuance. On this page you can fill out the form online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF; the City publishes the original at the official source linked here.
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What is ENF104?
Form ENF104, Civil Fine Reduction Request, is a one-page City of Las Vegas form on which a responsible party acknowledges a violation of LVMC Title 6, confirms that the business is now in compliance, waives the right to a civil hearing and asks for a reduction in the civil penalty fine.
The form is issued by the Department of Community Development, Business Licensing | Compliance Section, at 495 S. Main St., 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101. It is tied to a specific Civil Citation: you enter the citation number (BLE#), the code section violated and the amount of the citation.
What the form asks for is stated in its own text: a twenty percent (20%) reduction in the Civil Penalty fine(s). Re-inspection fees are not subject to reduction. By signing, the responsible party also states that the business has since met compliance with all applicable provisions of Title 6 and intends to stay in compliance.
The lower part of the page is not for the applicant. An OFFICER USE ONLY block records whether compliance was met and verified, with comments and a License Officer signature. A MANAGEMENT USE ONLY block records whether the reduction was granted, with a Section Manager signature. The form is revision 01/09/2024.
Who needs to file ENF104?
The main user is the responsible party for a business that received a Civil Citation (BLE#) for violating LVMC Title 6, has since come into compliance with all applicable provisions of Title 6, and wants a reduction in the civil penalty fine without a civil hearing. The form is completed "on behalf of" the business, so the person who signs names the business and its address.
Conditions printed on the form:
- You must be willing to waive your rights to a civil hearing, because the request says so.
- You must state that compliance has been met and that you intend to remain in compliance going forward.
- The request covers the Civil Penalty fine(s) only; re-inspection fees cannot be reduced through it.
Do not use this form to ask for a reduction after the 30-calendar-day window from violation issuance has passed, since the form states that limit. The form does not explain who else may sign for the responsible party, so confirm with the Compliance Section if someone other than the named responsible party will sign. City staff complete the Officer and Management blocks.
When to file ENF104
Submit Form ENF104 within 30 calendar days of violation issuance; the form prints this limit directly under its title. The clock runs from the date the violation was issued, not from the date you fixed the problem, so count from the Civil Citation.
The request also assumes that compliance has already been met. The wording says that you have since met compliance with all applicable provisions of Title 6, so correct the violation before you sign. The form prints no other deadline and says nothing about how long the City takes to decide; for questions about timing, use the Compliance Section contacts printed at the top of the form.
How to fill out ENF104
Name the responsible party
In the first blank of the opening statement, write the name of the person completing the request, labeled Responsible Party, who acts on behalf of the business.
Enter business name and address
In the second blank, write the Business Name and Address exactly as they appear on the Civil Citation.
Enter the LVMC Title 6 code
After "LVMC Title 6. (CODE)", write the code section you violated, as shown on your citation.
Enter citation number and amount
Write the Civil Citation number in the BLE# blank and the amount of the citation in the dollar blank, matching the citation.
Read the compliance and waiver statement
Confirm that you have met compliance with all applicable Title 6 provisions, intend to stay in compliance, and agree to waive your civil hearing rights in exchange for the 20% reduction of the Civil Penalty fine(s). Re-inspection fees are excluded.
Sign and date the request
Sign on the Signature line and enter the date next to it.
Add your email address
Write an email address where the Compliance Section can reach you on the Email Address line.
Leave the staff blocks blank
Do not write in OFFICER USE ONLY (compliance met, compliance verified, comments, License Officer signature) or MANAGEMENT USE ONLY (reduction granted, Section Manager signature).
Review and download the completed PDF
Check that the citation number, code section and names match your citation and that you are within 30 calendar days of issuance. Download or print the completed PDF from FillingPDF and send it as described under How to submit.
How to submit ENF104
The form's letterhead gives the contact details of the Business Licensing | Compliance Section, and the form itself names no other channel:
- Address: City of Las Vegas, Department of Community Development, Business Licensing | Compliance Section, 495 S. Main St. 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101.
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Fax: (702) 382-6642
- TDD: (702) 464-2540
The form does not say which of these the City accepts for the signed request, so confirm the preferred method with the Compliance Section before the 30-calendar-day deadline runs out. Send the signed and dated form, with the citation number (BLE#) filled in, so staff can match it to your Civil Citation. The form lists no attachments and does not mention how any fine is paid. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Submitting the request more than 30 calendar days after the violation was issued; the form states the 30-calendar-day limit.
- Signing before the violation has been corrected, even though the form states that you have since met compliance with all applicable provisions of Title 6.
- Expecting re-inspection fees to be reduced; the form says they are not subject to reduction.
- Leaving out the Civil Citation number (BLE#) or the LVMC Title 6 code section, so the request cannot be tied to your citation.
- Not naming both the responsible party and the business name and address in the opening statement.
- Forgetting the signature, the date or the email address line at the bottom of the request.
- Filling in the OFFICER USE ONLY or MANAGEMENT USE ONLY blocks, which are reserved for City staff.
- Signing without realizing that the request waives your rights to a civil hearing.
Frequently asked questions
What is Form ENF104, the Civil Fine Reduction Request?
Form ENF104 is a City of Las Vegas Business Licensing | Compliance Section form on which a responsible party who has corrected a LVMC Title 6 violation waives a civil hearing and requests a 20% reduction in the Civil Penalty fine(s) shown on a Civil Citation.
What is the deadline to request a civil fine reduction in Las Vegas?
The form must be submitted within 30 calendar days of violation issuance. This limit is printed under the form title. The form gives no extension rule, so contact the Compliance Section if you are close to the deadline.
How much of my fine can be reduced with Form ENF104?
The request asks for a twenty percent (20%) reduction in the Civil Penalty fine(s). Re-inspection fees are not subject to reduction. The form has a Management Use Only block recording whether the reduction was granted, so approval is decided by the City.
Do I give up my right to a hearing if I sign this form?
Yes. The statement you sign says you waive your rights to a civil hearing and request the reduction instead. Read the statement before signing, and sign only if you have met compliance and want to proceed without a hearing.
Where do I send the Civil Fine Reduction Request?
The letterhead lists the Compliance Section at 495 S. Main St. 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101, email [email protected], fax (702) 382-6642 and TDD (702) 464-2540. The form does not say which channel it prefers, so confirm before sending.
Do I need to fix the violation before submitting the form?
Yes. The statement you sign says you have since met compliance with all applicable provisions of Title 6 and intend to remain in compliance. A License Officer then records whether compliance was met and verified in the Officer Use Only block.
Is Form ENF104 used to apply for or renew a Las Vegas business license?
No. It only requests a reduction in a civil penalty fine on a Civil Citation for violating LVMC Title 6. It does not apply for, renew or change a business license.
Can I fill out Form ENF104 online on FillingPDF?
Yes. You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is independent, is not affiliated with the City of Las Vegas and does not submit the request; you send it to the Compliance Section yourself.
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