(a) If the Administrator considers a property blighted or deteriorated, the Administrator shall give to the owner of the property Notice and Order setting forth the conditions of the property which are in violation of local codes or law and a time period by which to correct and abate such conditions. Such Notice and Order shall further state that the property is deemed to be blighted or deteriorated within the meaning of this chapter and that the failure to make correction and abatement within the time period set forth will result in a referral of this property to Council as a Whole for further proceedings in conformity with this chapter.
(b) Upon referral to the Council as a Whole the Mayor shall furnish to the owner the time, date and location of the meeting regarding said property. The clerk shall publish notice in conformity with all other notice for public meetings.
(c) If at such meeting the Council as a Whole determines by a preponderance of the evidence that such property is blighted or deteriorated the Council as a Whole shall direct the clerk or Administrator to service notice to the owner that such a determination has been made and that failure to eliminate the conditions causing same shall render the property subject to condemnation by the Village. Such notice shall describe the conditions that render the property blighted or deteriorated and shall demand correction and abatement of the con ditions within thirty (30) days of receipt of such notice. An extension of between thirty (30) day and ninety (90) day period may be granted by the Council if it is demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Council that such period is insufficient to correct the conditions as cited in the notice.
(Ord. 1183-2021. Passed 8-24-21.)