Upon a finding that a condition constitutes a violation of this subchapter, notice shall be given by mailing a certified letter and a first class letter to the property owner and/or any other person in possession of or any other person in control of or any person responsible for such condition, as and in the manner listed in the county’s Tax Supervisor’s office, advising him or her that a threat to the public health and safety exists. He or she shall be given 48 hours, excluding Sundays, to remedy the situation, with the exception of junk vehicles for which the remedy deadline shall be seven days. If the situation is not completely remedied in total within the applicable period, the city shall initiate action on its own to clean, remove or otherwise correct and minimize recurrence of such violation. This action may be, but is not limited to, cleaning, clearing, spraying, grubbing, bulldozing, hauling or any other treatment that the City Manager or his or her designee believes is necessary and advisable.
(2005 Code, § 42-87) (Ord. passed 5-6-1985; Ord. passed 4-6-1987; Ord. passed 5-3-1999; Ord. 2018-11-02, passed 11-26-2018)