A. Upon determining that a nuisance exists, the director may initiate proceedings before an administrative hearing officer to abate the nuisance by preparing a proposed nuisance abatement order, transmitting such order to the city clerk, and giving the notice required by Section 1.14.070. The clerk shall schedule the order for consideration by the administrative hearing officer at the next date the administrative hearing officer is available after 10 days have elapsed since the notice was given. The administrative hearing officer shall be selected by the city manager. The administrative hearing officer selected by the city manager shall be the city manager or another designee. However, the city manager shall not designate the director as the administrative hearing office.
B. The proposed nuisance abatement order shall:
1. Describe the alleged nuisance with particularity and the property on which such nuisance is located, by a legal description, assessor's parcel number and, where possible, a street address;
2. Include as an exhibit a map depicting the property and, where possible, the map shall identify the general location where the nuisance exists on the property;
3. Identify the owner of the property;
4. Include any terms or conditions the director deems appropriate in the circumstances, including but not limited to any requirements for permits related to work that caused the nuisance or that is required for its abatement; and
5. Set a date by which the nuisance must be abated in accordance with the terms of such order.
(Ord. 1891 (part), Ord. 2012 §3 (part), Ord. 2312 §3, Ord 2364 §4, Ord. 2592 §1 (part))