At the time and place set for the hearing on an assessment for city abatement costs, the administrative hearing officer shall consider the record of city abatement costs prepared by the director, as well as all relevant evidence bearing on the reasonableness of the city abatement costs, including, in particular, any protest to such abatement costs made by the owner of the property upon which abatement work was performed and for which such abatement costs were incurred. At the conclusion of the hearing, the administrative hearing officer shall determine whether the abatement work performed by the director was necessary to abate the nuisance required by the nuisance abatement order issued by the administrative hearing officer served on the owner of the property upon which such nuisance was located in the manner provided for by this chapter, and whether the costs of such nuisance work was reasonable, given all of the circumstances of the case.
(Ord. 1891 (part), Ord. 2012 §3 (part), Ord. 2364 §11, Ord. 2592 §1 (part))