Whenever a duly verified complaint alleging a violation of §§ 6.08.020, 6.08.030, 6.08.040 or 6.08.050 is filed with the Municipal Judge, it shall be the duty of the Municipal Judge immediately to issue a summons and to deliver the summons, together with a copy of the complaint, to the Chief of Police to be served upon the person alleged to be permitting or maintaining the nuisance, which summons shall require the person alleged to be permitting or maintaining the nuisance to appear before the Municipal Judge within 7 days and file his or her answer, showing cause and reasons if any he or she has, as to why the nuisance should not be summarily abated. The Municipal Judge shall determine the matter at the earliest possible date after the answer is filed and if the person charged with maintaining the nuisance shall be found by the Municipal Judge to be maintaining the same as charged in the complaint or to be maintaining the nuisance in any manner violating any of the provisions of this chapter, the Municipal Judge shall enter judgment directing abatement of the nuisance and as part of the judgment shall assess to the person found guilty of maintaining the nuisance the cost of the action.