(A) Upon investigation and discovery of any of the conditions set out in § 90.01 above, the Town Manager, or his or her agent, shall make a written report of his findings and may order that appropriate corrective action be taken, including the removal or abatement of the conditions by the person creating the nuisance or by the owner, occupant or other person in possession of the premises on which the nuisance is located.
(B) Prior to ordering the removal of unattractive conditions which do not threaten the public safety or pose a general threat to the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of the town, the Town Manager, or his or her agent, shall first determine that the conditions are visible from adjacent property or from a nearby street or highway and that the aesthetic benefits of removing or correcting the conditions outweigh the burdens imposed upon the private property owner. Those findings shall be based upon a balancing of monetary loss of the apparent owner against the corresponding gain to the public by promoting or enhancing the community, neighborhood or area appearance including protection of property values, indirect protection of public health and safety, preservation of the character and integrity of the community and the promotion of comfort, happiness and emotional stability of area residents.
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