(A) Graffiti. Whenever graffiti is found to exist, the owner will have 30 days after notice under this chapter to remove all graffiti from the property that is visible from the public view or from private property other than that on which the same exists.
(B) High grasses, weeds or brush. When any violation of high grasses, weeds or brush is found to exist, a notice by letter as allowed under this chapter will be addressed to the owner of the property in question. If the address of the property owner is unknown, then notice may be given by publication one time in a local, daily newspaper of general circulation. The property owner will have ten days from the date of the notice to correct the violation. Annual notice may be given to the property owner any time during the calendar year and no further notices shall be required for a period of one year from the date of the notice.
(C) High grasses, weeds or brush in excess of 48 inches. In the event that high grasses, weeds or brush are higher than 48 inches, the city may go upon the property found in violation of this chapter and abate such violation without notice to the property owner. No later than the tenth day after the city causes the work to be done under this section, the city shall send notice and a bill to the property owner by mail or personal delivery.
(D) Parking in the yard of a resident. In the event that a vehicle is not parked on an improved surface in a residential yard, as required by this chapter, a single notice may be given to the property owner and no further notices shall be required for a period of one year from the date of the notice.
(Ord. 20130917B, passed 9-17-2013)