(A) A person in charge shall respond to the City Administrator or designee within ten days of the date the notice described in § 133.02 was served by submitting a CNAP describing the actions that the person in charge will take to abate, correct, or eliminate the occurrence of chronic nuisance activities.
(B) The City Administrator or designee shall review the CNAP submitted by the person in charge and shall approve or deny it in writing within ten days of it being submitted.
(C) The City Administrator or designee shall approve the plan provided by the person in charge if the plan provides adequate assurances that the actions proposed are likely to substantially decrease the incidence of chronic nuisance activities on or around the property.
(D) In the event the CNAP is denied, the reasons for the denial shall be included and the person in charge shall have ten days to resubmit a plan for approval.
(E) After the City Administrator or designee approves the CNAP, the person in charge shall implement it in accordance with the timeline and terms set forth within the CNAP.
(Ord. No. 452, passed 8-24-2020)