CHAPTER 92: NUISANCES
Section
   92.01   Reserved
   92.02   Common law and statutory nuisances
   92.03   Reserved
   92.04   Reserved
   92.05   Nuisance created by others
   92.06   Suspension of license
   92.07   Failure to secure objects above a public right-of-way or passage
Loitering and Loafing
   92.15   Definitions
   92.16   Loitering and loafing declared unlawful
   92.17   Verbal warning; citation
   92.18   Exempted activities
 
   92.99   Penalty
Cross-reference:
   Abandoned or junk motor vehicles as nuisances, see Chapter 95
§ 92.01 RESERVED.
§ 92.02 COMMON LAW AND STATUTORY NUISANCES.
   In addition to what is declared in this chapter to be a public nuisance, those offenses which are known to the common law and statutes of Kentucky as public nuisances may be treated as such and be proceeded against as is provided in this chapter or in accordance with any other provision of law.
§ 92.03 RESERVED.
§ 92.04 RESERVED.
§ 92.05 NUISANCE CREATED BY OTHERS.
   For the purposes of this chapter, it shall not be essential that the nuisance be created or contributed to by the owner, occupant, or person having control or management of the premises, but merely that the nuisance be created or contributed to by licensees, invitees, guests, or other persons for whose conduct the owner or operator is responsible, or by persons for whose conduct the owner or operator is not responsible, but by the exercise of reasonable care ought to have become aware of.
§ 92.06 SUSPENSION OF LICENSE.
   (A)   Whenever it is brought to the attention of the City Council that a nuisance exists and the City Council deems that there is an immediate threat to the public health, safety, welfare, the City Council may by majority vote suspend the license of any person conducting business upon the premises where the nuisance exists.
   (B)   The Clerk/Treasurer shall cause notice of the suspension to be served personally upon the licensee or at the premises where the nuisance exists.
   (C)   Upon application of the licensee, the City Council may remove the suspension upon such terms as it may direct.
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