If the Building Inspector finds that any building or structure within the City, by reason of deterioration of materials, or lack of repair or maintenance, is or will become a hazard to the health, safety or welfare of its occupants or the public, or is or will become a blighting or deteriorating factor in the neighborhood or will impair or adversely affect the value of the neighboring property, he shall report such facts to Council, which may thereupon declare such building or structure to be a nuisance. Council may specify, upon the advice of the Building Inspector, what reasonable repairs or maintenance measures are necessary to abate such nuisance.
(Ord. 1964-54. Passed 7-6-64.)