Upon completion of the work necessary to abate a nuisance following the failure of the owner of the property on which the nuisance is located to abate such nuisance within the time prescribed by a nuisance abatement order approved by the administrative hearing officer and served on such property owner in the manner provided for by this chapter, the director shall promptly transmit a copy of the record of any abatement costs prepared by the director in connection with such work to the city clerk. Upon receipt of such record of city abatement costs, the city clerk shall schedule a hearing before the administrative hearing officer at the first date the administrative hearing officer is available following the twentieth day after receipt of such record for the purpose of confirming such abatement costs and levying an assessment in the amount of the abatement costs against the owner of the property upon which such abatement work was performed. 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 officer.
(Ord. 1891 (part), Ord. 2012 §3 (part), Ord. 2364 §9, Ord. 2592 §1 (part))