§ 1313.07  RIGHT OF APPEAL.
   (a)   The owner of the premises, or his or her designated representative, upon which a public nuisance is located and who has been served with a notice, pursuant to this chapter, that a public nuisance exists and that it must be abated within 72 hours may, within that 72-hour period, file a written request and must submit prior to the close of the business day within the aforesaid 72-hour period before the Director of Community Development requesting a hearing on the question of whether summary abatement proceedings are warranted for the abatement of a public nuisance.
   (b)   A hearing held pursuant to division (a) above shall be held no later than three business days from the date of the (in-person request) for a hearing by the owner of the premises upon which the public nuisance is located. The Director of Community Development shall provide to the owner the hearing date, time and place at the time the in-person request for a hearing is made.
   (c)   The owner of the property upon which a public nuisance exists and who has been served with a notice, pursuant to § 1313.06, that a public nuisance exists and that it must be abated within 30 days, may, within seven days after receipt of such notice, make a written demand to the Director of Community Development for a hearing on the question of whether a public nuisance exists as defined in this chapter.
   (d)   A hearing held pursuant to division (c) above shall be held no later than ten days following receipt of the written demand to the Director of Community Development and at least three days’ notice of the hearing shall be given to the individual who made the written demand for the hearing.