(A) The hearing shall be held before the Council at a regular or special meeting and conducted in the same manner as an administrative appeal. All persons desiring to be heard shall be afforded an opportunity to present evidence.
(B) At any time after the hearing is closed, but at least at its next regular meeting, the Council shall decide whether or not the item or items constitute a nuisance in violation of this section and direct the drawing and serving of findings of fact and decision by certified mail on all addressees. If the Council finds that there is a violation, the decision shall include an order to abate the nuisance and specify the date by which the abatement shall be completed.
(C) Estimated value, if any, of all offensive items described in § 130.31(A) shall be included in the evidence and in the findings.
VALUE, for the purpose of this section, means the amount of money, in cash, which can be obtained in a negotiated sale on a known and ready market in the city.
(1989 Code, § 10.32, Subd. 5)