A. Inspection: It shall be the duty of any City official, officer, employee, or agent, upon the finding, discovery, notification, complaint, or knowledge of the probable existence of a state of nuisance to inspect the relevant property(ies) in question, by power of process, if necessary, to determine that there is sufficient evidence which would lead him, in good faith to believe that a state of nuisance does exist, and to make his findings known to the City Council.
B. Notice Of Hearing: Upon such notification, the City Council shall, to the best of its ability, and by the best means at its disposal, notify the owner, operator, lessee, tenant, agent or other persons charged with the responsibility and maintenance of the said property, that a hearing will be conducted at a future time and place, not less than fourteen (14) days nor more than ninety (90) days from the issuance of notification of intent to hold a hearing for purpose of determining whether a nuisance in fact exists.
C. Hearing; Order: The owner, lessee, tenant, agent or other interested parties shall in all respects have the right to attend, participate in or testify to facts in evidence before the City Council, either personally, or by virtue of written presentation. The hearing shall have the purpose of adducing any and all facts which could lead the City Council to a determination that a nuisance in fact does exist, the City Council shall enter an order of the final disposition of such facts into a finding that a nuisance does or does not in whole or in part exist, and the planning, arrangement, facilitation, or order for abatement of the same. (1974 Code § 8-306)