§ 154.06 UNSAFE BUILDINGS AND UNSAFE PREMISES.

   (A)   For purposes of this chapter, an unsafe building is a building or structure, or any part of a building or structure, that is:

      (1)   In an impaired structural condition that makes it unsafe to a person or property;

      (2)   A fire hazard;

      (3)   A hazard to the public health;

      (4)   A public nuisance;

      (5)   Dangerous to a person or property because of a violation of a statute or ordinance concerning building condition or maintenance; or

      (6)   Vacant and not maintained in a manner that would allow human habitation, occupancy, or use under the requirements of a statute or an ordinance.

   (B)   For purposes of this chapter the following are considered unsafe premises:

      (1)   An unsafe building; and

      (2)   The tract of real property on which the unsafe building is located.

   (C)   For purposes of this chapter, a tract of real property that does not contain a building or structure, not including land used for production agriculture, is considered unsafe premises if the tract of real property is:

      (1)   A fire hazard;

      (2)   A hazard to public health;

      (3)   A public nuisance; or

      (4)   Dangerous to a person or property because of a violation of a statute or ordinance.

(BC Ord. 2014-003, passed 2-18-14)