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Passed
11/17/2003
Ordinance Number
6466
Bill Number
8698
Introdate
11/3/2003
Description
Amdg Chap 8.24.070, 8.24.080, 8.24.270, relating to procedure for delay in abatement of nuisance, dutiry of owner or occupant to abate upon order of the city manager and places used for crimes
Introduced By
Sharpe
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case of the existence of any alleged nuisance not defined thereinl the city manager shall <br />hold a public hearing before declaring the same to be a nuisance and ordering its <br />abatement. Five days' notice of such hearing shall be given to the owner or occupant of <br />the premises upon which such alleged nuisance exists, or to his or her agent, or to the <br />person causing or maintaining such alleged nuisance, which notice shall state the time <br />and place of such hearing. In the event the whereabouts of the owner or occupant of the <br />premises where such alleged nuisance exists, or of his or her agent, or of the person <br />causing or maintaining such alleged nuisance, are unknown and notice cannot be served <br />upon them, such notice shall be posted on the premises where such alleged nuisance <br />exists, at least five days before such heating. All interested parties may appear at such <br />hearing either in person or by attorney and present evidence concerning the matters at <br />issue. If upon such hearing the city manager finds that a nuisance exists, the city <br />manager shall order the owner, occupant or agent of such property, or the person causing <br />or maintaining such nuisance, to abate the same; and if the same be not abated within the <br />time prescribed by the city manager in such order, the city manager shall abate the same, <br />and the costs thereof may be levied as a special tax in the manner prescribed in Section <br />8.24.060. If the city manager finds that the premises are in violation of Section 8.24.260 <br />or 8.24.270, the city manager may order the immediate closure of the premises in <br />accordance with said sections. <br /> <br /> 8.24.080 Duty of owner or occupant to abate upon order of the city <br />manager or to comply with closure order of the city manager. <br /> <br /> It shall be the duty of the owner or occupant of the premises, or his or her agent, <br />or the person causing or maintaining any nuisance, to abate the same after an order by the <br />city manager in accordance with the terms prescribed in such order; and any failure to do <br />so shall constitute a violation of this chapter and shall subject such person to the penalties <br />prescribed for such violation in Section 8.24.060. In addition, any failure to comply with <br />any order by the city manager in reference to either abatement of the nuisance or closure <br />of the premises shall subject such person to the general penalty prescribed in Section <br />1.12.010. <br /> <br /> 8.24.270 Places used for the commission of crimes or ordinance <br />violations, or acts done, permitted, allowed or continued to the damage or injury of <br />any inhabitants of the city. <br /> <br /> A. As used in this section, "place" means any building, dwelling unit, lot, plot <br />or parcel of land, premises, room or structure. <br /> <br /> B. Any place which is used for the commission of crimes, ordinance <br />violations, or acts done, permitted, allowed or continued to the damage or injury of any of <br />the inhabitants of the city, is a public nuisance. <br /> <br /> C. The chief of police shall notify the owner and occupant of any place used <br />for the commission of crimes, ordinance violations, or acts done, permitted, allowed or <br />continued to the damage or injury of any inhabitants of the city, that the place is in <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />
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