A. Where the Administrator or Medical Director has reasonable cause to believe that there may exist on any premises located within the City a condition which is dangerous to the public health, safety or welfare, the Administrator or Medical Director may enter upon any premises at any reasonable hour for the purpose of inspecting, abating, removing or preventing any dangerous condition.
B. In the event that the owner or occupant of any premises located within the City refuses to permit entry by the Administrator or Medical Director when entry is sought pursuant to subsection A of this section, or the owner or occupant has received a notice and order and either failed to appeal the notice and order within ten (10) days or failed to abate a dangerous condition within the period specified in the notice and order, the Administrator or Medical Director may make application to any Judge of the Municipal Court of the City for the issuance of an inspection and/or an inspection and abatement warrant. The application shall identify the premises upon which entry is sought and the purpose for which entry is desired, and shall state the facts giving rise to the belief that a condition which is dangerous to the public health exists at the premises and otherwise conform with the requirements of CMCR 241. Any warrant issued pursuant to the application shall command the owner or occupant to permit entry by the Administrator or Medical Director for the purpose stated. (1980 Code; Ord. 82-226; Ord. 96-109; Ord. 01-42; Ord. 03-121; Ord. 18-28)