In addition to any penalty prescribed by § 10.99 or any enforcement procedure and/or penalty prescribed under any other provision defining a public nuisance or unsanitary condition, whenever any such condition is found on any property and is not abated in accordance with any notice and within any time period therein provided, the town or its authorized agents or contractors may, in the manner provided by I.C. 36-1-6-2, undertake to enter upon the premises and correct or remove the offending condition, and the officer charged with the enforcement shall keep a record of all costs incurred thereby. The costs shall be a liability of the owner and, if not immediately paid or reimbursed to the town by the owner, shall be enforceable by a lien against the effected property to be filed by the town in the manner provided by I.C. 36-1-6-2 and other statutes. As an additional remedy, the Town Council may direct the Town Attorney to file for an injunction against the property owner or other person responsible for maintaining the nuisance or unsanitary condition as provided by I.C. 36-1-6-4.
(`86 Code, § 3-1-8) (Ord. 6, passed 1-2-39; Am. Ord. 86-C3, passed 7-15-86)