(A) Criminal and nuisance activity. Notwithstanding § 97.03 and upon having knowledge, based upon a preponderance of the evidence (which may include a review of the facts forming the basis of the citations, probable cause affidavits, police reports, witness statements, and other relevant documentation), that a tenant committed any of the following offenses, the Police Department may issue a nuisance determination (collectively, hereinafter referred to as "nuisance activity"):
(1) Criminal mischief in the tenant's neighborhood;
(2) Intimidation of a neighbor;
(3) Theft, forgery, or fraud with a neighbor as the victim or intended victim;
(4) Battery against a neighbor;
(5) Harassment of a neighbor;
(6) Invasion of privacy or criminal trespass related to a neighbor;
(7) Vandalism in the tenant's neighborhood;
(8) Disorderly conduct or resisting law enforcement in the tenant's neighborhood, provided that disorderly conduct shall not include any directly related actions of a victim of a reported incident of domestic violence;
(9) Public indecency in the tenant's neighborhood;
(10) Public intoxication in the tenant's neighborhood;
(11) Criminal conversion with a neighbor as the victim;
(12) Maintaining a common nuisance;
(13) Alcohol offenses related to underage drinking at the tenant's dwelling unit or residential rental building;
(14) Voyeurism in the tenant's neighborhood;
(15) Possession of marijuana from the tenant's dwelling unit or residential rental building;
(16) Illegal gambling occurring at the tenant's dwelling unit or residential rental building;
(17) Violation of the municipal code related to firearms in the tenant's neighborhood (§ 130.20);
(18) Violation of the municipal code related to residential noise in the tenant's neighborhood (§§ 94.20 et seq.);
(19) Violation of the municipal code related to abandoned vehicles in the tenant's neighborhood (Chapter 92);
(20) Violation of the municipal code related to property maintenance of the tenant's residential rental building if the tenant is responsible pursuant to the lease (Chapter 94 and Chapter 96);
(21) Violation of the municipal code related to weeds and rank vegetation related to the tenant's residential rental building if the tenant is responsible pursuant to the lease (Chapter 95);
(22) Violation of the municipal code related to open burning (§ 90.01); or
(23) Any attempt to commit and/or conspiracy to commit any of the above activities, behaviors, or conduct.
(B) The Police Department shall send a copy of the nuisance determination to the owner or property agent of record.
(Ord. 2016-01, passed 2-15-2016; Am. Ord. 2016-06, passed 6-6-2016)