(A) Performance standards; review. Whenever it is alleged that a use of land or structure creates or is likely to create or otherwise produce dangerous or objectionable elements, the Board shall make a preliminary investigation of the matter and shall forward its report, together with all preliminary findings and evidence to the Common Council. In the event that the Board concurs in the allegation that there exist or are likely to be created such dangerous or objectionable elements, it shall request the Common Council to authorize the employment of a competent specialist or testing laboratory for the purpose of determining the nature and extent of said dangerous or objectionable elements and of practicable means of remedying such condition.
(B) Enforcement. Upon receipt of the findings and recommendations of such specialist or laboratory, the Board may approve, partially approve, or disapprove the measures recommended therein and instruct the Zoning Inspector to proceed with the enforcement of said measures in accordance with the provisions of §§ 152.295 through 152.299 of this chapter.
(C) Cost of investigation, etc. The city shall bear the costs of the various tests, consultant fees or other investigations which are required herein; provided, however, that the owner of the property under investigation shall reimburse the city for all such expenses in the event that operation or use of said property is found to be in violation of the provisions of this subchapter by the Board or, if contested, by a court of competent jurisdiction. Such reimbursement shall be made within 30 days from the date of the final Board ruling or court judgment.
(Ord., passed - -79; Am. Ord. 1980-5, passed 7-7-80)