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7-1-1-4: ENUMERATION NOT EXCLUSIVE:
Nuisances enumerated in this chapter shall not be deemed exclusive, but are in addition to and to be construed in conjunction with any other nuisances enumerated in statutes or other provisions of this code or ordinances of the city. (1972 Code)
7-1-1-5: DUTY OF CITY OFFICERS TO INVESTIGATE; POWER OF ENTRY:
   (A)   For the purpose of discovering nuisances, it shall be the duty of police, fire, health and building officers and inspectors to investigate, confirm and report any nuisances coming to their attention.
   (B)   In order to investigate, confirm and report nuisances, said officers and inspectors shall, upon proper identification, be permitted, at any reasonable hour and in a reasonable manner, to visit and enter into or upon any premises or property within the city to make an examination thereof, if they shall have reasonable grounds to believe that a nuisance exists. (1972 Code)
7-1-1-6: NOTICE TO PROPER OFFICIALS:
Whenever any nuisance shall be reported to or investigated and determined by the police, fire, health or building officers or inspectors, notice shall be given to the owner or person in control of the property or premises involved, and to the appropriate city officials whose functions include the abatement of such nuisances. (1972 Code)
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