(A) Upon receipt of a notice to abate bill for abatement, the property owner or occupant served, or his duly authorized representative, may notify the town of any objection to the notice to abate or bill. This correspondence shall be in writing to the Town Administrator, and shall specify the street address, legal description of real property involved, and reason for objection to the notice to abate or bill. Any such correspondence must be received by the town within the amount of time set out in the notice to abate or bill.
(B) Upon receipt of such correspondence, the inspector or authorized representative shall provide copies to the Town Administrator, who shall cause the objection to be investigated. No further action shall be pursued against that property owner or occupant to abate the environmental public nuisance or pay the bill for abatement until resolution of the objection thereto. The Town Administrator shall notify the landowner of the final decision on the objection, and the decision of the Town Administrator shall be final.
(Ord. 641, passed 3-7-95; Am. Ord. 1100, passed 9-7-10; Am. Ord. 1354, passed 6-16-20)