(A) Where a violation of any provision of this chapter is found to exist, the village, through its Village Administrator, Police Chief or Fire Chief, shall cause a written notice of such violation to be served upon the owner, manager, occupant or other person responsible for the correction thereof. The notice shall specify the violation committed, and shall provide a reasonable period of time, not more than 30 days, to correct or abate the violation. When the nuisance involves a motor vehicle, a period of 72 hours is considered a reasonable period of time to correct or abate the violation. The notice shall state that, if the violation is not corrected or abated within the time allowed, the village may enter upon the premises and perform the correction or abatement, may impound a motor vehicle found to be a nuisance, and charge the cost thereof to the person named in a final order.
(B) Notice shall be served by certified mail to the current address, as recorded with the County Auditor or Bureau of Motor Vehicles, as the case may be, as to the owner, and the property address as to the occupant.
(C) When the nuisance involves a motor vehicle, a copy of the notice shall also be conspicuously affixed to the motor vehicle if the surrounding facts and circumstances make it practicable to do so.
(D) In the absence of appeal, as provided below, the completion of notice and failure to comply shall constitute a final order as to administrative proceedings.
(Ord. 20-20, passed 7-28-2020)