Each of the following conditions is hereby declared to be a public nuisance:
(A) Whenever weeds or rank vegetation shall be on private property and are not cut, mowed or otherwise eliminated;
(B) The existence of any vegetation on private property in close proximity to any municipal property or governmental right-of-way or easement which, because of its location, size or condition, interferes with the public safety or reasonable use of the property, right-of-way or easement;
(C) Any tree shrub, vine or plant standing adjacent to any public street, so as to obstruct thereby the vision of travelers along the street;
(D) Any tree or other vegetation which overhangs the surface of a public way below a clear height of 8 feet, so as to interfere with the passage of light from the street lighting system;
(E) Any dead, decayed, broken or dangerous tree limbs overhanging or being close to a public way;
(F) Failure to maintain a building or its surrounding premises in a clean, orderly or sanitary manner in compliance with federal, state or local law or regulation;
(G) Failure to maintain a building or its surrounding premises in a clean, orderly or sanitary manner, free from any accumulation of trash, rubbish or garbage;
(H) Maintenance of any container or structure for the disposition or storage of waste materials, which is unhealthful and/or noxious to neighboring property owners;
(I) Any building or accessory structure which is structurally unsound or otherwise is a threat to the health, safety or welfare of persons or property in the vicinity thereof;
(J) A building or structure which is not kept free from insect and rodent infestation;
(K) Any property which is abandoned, neglected or disregarded so as to permit the same to be cluttered with an accumulation of litter or waste, including but not limited to waste paper, rags, cans, bottle, boxes, lumber, metal garbage, trash, disused inoperable vehicles, trailers, recreational vehicles, machinery, appliances, furniture or masonry products, unless specifically authorized by law; and
(L) The keeping or nurturing of any animal, fish, insect or fowl, other than a household pet within the town limits.
(Ord. 98-2, passed 11-19-1998) Penalty, see § 95.99