Whenever abatement proceedings are commenced by the filing of a notice and order by the Code Enforcement Administrator or the Zoning Administrator the notice and order shall:
A. Be in writing.
B. Be personally served whenever feasible on the owner, or agent of the owner, or other persons with an interest in the property, or occupant of the premises. When personal service is not feasible, the notice and order may be posted conspicuously at the premises or mailed to the last known address of the owner, certified mail, return receipt requested.
C. Describe with particularity the asserted violation existing on the premises or property which gives rise to the issuance of the notice and order.
D. Specify the period within which the violation must be abated or otherwise corrected.
E. State that an appeal is available to the Municipal Court Referee provided that a written application is made within ten (10) days of service, posting or receipt of the notice and order. (Ord. 90-119; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 03-17; Ord. 04-280)