Without limitation of the generality of the definition of nuisance, the following acts, omissions, conditions and things are declared to be and constitute a nuisance:
A. Storing or accumulating, or permitting the storage or accumulation, of junk on any premises where the junk is exposed to view from any public place, or adjacent property.
B. The accumulation or permitting the accumulation of tin cans, bottles, trash, litter, waste or refuse of any nature on any premises, or any dangerous accumulation of noxious weeds, trash, dirt, filth or yard trimmings, except in garbage containers maintained for regular collection. Regularly maintained compost piles shall not be considered a nuisance.
C. Permitting the existence of: 1) any dilapidated, abandoned or partially destroyed building or structure; or 2) any unused building or structure which is not properly secured from entry, or failing to materially complete the exterior of any building or structure commenced and left unfinished after the expiration of a valid building permit.
D. Storing, or permitting to be stored, any toxic, radioactive, caustic, flammable, explosive or other dangerous or hazardous substances, except when stored in compliance with the requirements of all regulatory agencies having jurisdiction.
E. Permitting the existence of any putrid, unsound or unwholesome bones, meat, hides or skins, or the whole or any part of any dead animal, fish or fowl.
F. Privies, vaults, cesspools, sumps, pits, excavations or like places which are not securely protected, or which are foul or malodorous.
G. Leaving or permitting to remain outside of any dwelling, building or other structure, or within any unoccupied or abandoned building, dwelling or other structure, under the control of any person, and in a place accessible to the public, any abandoned, unattended or discarded icebox, freezer, refrigerator or other container which has an airtight door or lid, snap lock or other locking device which may not be released from the inside, without first removing such door or lid, snap lock or other locking device from such icebox, freezer, refrigerator or container.
H. Any unguarded or abandoned pit, well or hole dangerous to life or of more than two feet (2') in depth on any unenclosed lot, without substantial covering, protection or fencing.
I. The accumulation, or permitting the accumulation, of building materials or objects of any nature where the same endangers property or safety, or constitutes a fire hazard, or where the building materials are exposed to view from any public place or adjacent property before or after the duration of a valid building permit.
J. The existence of any fence or other structure or thing on private property abutting or fronting upon any public place or adjacent property which is in a sagging, leaning, decayed or otherwise dilapidated or unsafe condition and which may injure persons or property on a public place or adjacent property.
K. The existence or maintenance on any premises of a storage area, junkyard or dumping ground for the wrecking or disassembling of automobiles, trucks, trailers, house trailers, boats, tractors or other vehicle or machinery of any kind, or for the storing or leaving of worn out, wrecked, inoperative, abandoned or nonregistered automobiles, trucks, trailers, house trailers, boats, tractors or other vehicle or machinery of any kind or of any major parts thereof; provided, however, that an automobile wrecking yard or other junkyard, or storage area for machinery or equipment where the same are permitted by the city zoning regulations or where the same are being used by contractors or builders or by other persons during the construction of a project at the site is not a nuisance; provided, that the repair of a vehicle by the owner of property for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days is not a nuisance; and further, provided, that the repair of vehicle and storage related to the repair of the vehicle which are not visible from a public place or adjacent property is not a nuisance.
L. Visible vehicle tires not mounted on a vehicle, vehicle bodies or parts, bed mattresses or springs, water heaters or other large household appliances.
M. Animal manure in any quantity which creates a public health hazard, other than manure from domesticated pets; provided, however, animal manure may be used on a property in such a manner and for such purposes as are compatible with customary methods of good husbandry.
N. Any loud and unnecessary noises, as enumerated in title 9, section 9.04.030 of this code, as amended.
O. All other uses or structures which are declared to be nuisances by city ordinance, or building, fire or life safety codes. (Ord. 1045 § 1, 2009)