(A) It is hereby declared to be a public nuisance for any person owning or having the legal control of any land within the town to maintain or permit upon such lands any fence, sign, billboard, shrubbery, bush, tree, mailbox, or other object, except a permanent building, or any combination thereof, which to any street intersection adjacent to and abutting the land obstructs the view of motorists using any street or approach so as to constitute a traffic hazard or a condition dangerous to the public safety upon any such street or at any such street intersection adjacent thereto.
('71 Code, § 13-41)
(B) If the Chief of Police, after investigation, shall determine that any person is maintaining or permitting any public nuisance as defined in division (A), it shall be the duty of the Chief of Police to cause to be served upon the person a written notice to remove, destroy, or otherwise eliminate the condition constituting the public nuisance.
('71 Code, § 13-42)
(C) Any person who shall maintain or permit any public nuisance as defined in division (A), and who shall fail, refuse, or neglect to remove, destroy, or otherwise eliminate the conditions or condition constituting the public nuisance within a period of ten days after written notice to do so from the town shall be guilty of an offense.
('71 Code, § 13-43)
(D) If any person shall fail, refuse, or neglect to remove or destroy or otherwise eliminate the condition or conditions constituting the public nuisance defined in division (A) within ten days after notice, the town is authorized and directed to enter upon the lands and premises in question and remove, destroy, or otherwise eliminate the conditions in order that the traffic hazard and the conditions dangerous to the public safety may be corrected and eliminated.
('71 Code, § 13-44)