§ 132.23 USE OF REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY FOR PUBLIC NUISANCES PROHIBITED.
   This subchapter shall apply equally to all property situated within the corporate limits of the city, whether such property is commercial or residential, owner occupied, rental, or otherwise. No owner in fee of, owner of an equitable interest in, or occupant of real estate located within the city shall knowingly or intentionally use, allow, acquiesce to, or permit the real estate to be used as a site for any forgoing purpose deemed a public nuisance by this subchapter for a period of 12 months after the person or entity receives an applicable written notice from the city or any agency or political subdivision thereof, including the Police Department, that a present occupant of that real estate has been selling, using, concealing and/or delivering illegal drugs or controlled substances at the real estate, or allowing the sale, use, concealment and/or delivery of illegal drugs or controlled substances at that real estate, or has been using the real estate for, or permitting conduct upon the real estate that constitutes, the illegal sale of alcoholic beverages, gambling, battery, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct, criminal recklessness, prostitution, patronizing a prostitute, discharge of firearms or loud and raucous noise.
(1979 Code, § 132.23) (Ord. 4583, passed 5-7-2001) Penalty, see § 132.99