§ 91.16 CONDITIONS CONSTITUTING NUISANCE.
   Without limiting or impairing the effect of other sections of this code of ordinances, the following conditions shall constitute a nuisance subject to abatement under this subchapter:
   (A)   Vegetation on private property which, due to its proximity to any public property or public right-of-way, interferes with the public safety or lawful use of the public property or right-of-way;
   (B)   Weeds, unmaintained grasses, or noxious vegetable growth which has grown to a height exceeding ten inches;
   (C)   Vegetable waste, litter, garbage, filth, or refuse of any nature, kind, or description detrimental to health allowed to accumulate upon any private property, yard, or area;
   (D)   Any property which has been allowed to become a fire hazard due to the accumulation of garbage, refuse, litter, waste products, dry or drying weeds, or any combustible materials, objects, or structures;
   (E)   Weeds, garbage, refuse, objects or structures that create a source of contamination or pollution of water, air, or property, a danger to health, a breeding place of habitation for insects, rodents, or other forms of life deleterious to human habitation, or that otherwise creates a condition deleterious to their surroundings;
   (F)   The presence of noxious weeds, as designated by the state’s Commissioner of Agriculture, pursuant to UCA § 4-17-103;
   (G)   Vegetation or structures obstructing the view of drivers of motor vehicles on public streets, highways, or byways;
   (H)   Any property where the outside storage, keeping, accumulation, or abandonment of the following unsightly material or objects is clearly visible from a public street and is not a use of property permitted or allowed under the city’s zoning code:
      (1)   Uncontained garbage, refuse, litter, or other solid waste;
      (2)   Auto parts, tires, scrap metal, machinery, or parts thereof;
      (3)   Junk, abandoned items, or salvage material, including but not limited to construction supplies or household goods; and/or
      (4)   Any inoperable, unlicensed, or unregistered vehicles.      
   (I)   Any toilet or sewage facility not constructed or maintained in accordance with the city ordinances;
   (J)   The blockage of any water drainage system, where such blockage is inconsistent with the design or intent of the drainage system, so as to cause the water to back up and overflow from the drainage system or to become unsanitary;
   (K)   Any condition which unlawfully interferes with, obstructs, or tends to obstruct any public park, street, or highway;
   (L)   Any graffiti or signage consisting of vulgar or indecent words or images, which is clearly visible from a public street or highway; and
   (M)   Any act or omission outlined in UCA §§ 76-10-801 through 76-10-803 and 78B-6-1101.
(Ord. 2007-01, passed 1-10-2007) Penalty, see § 91.99