The officers, agents, servants and employees of the city are authorized and directed to enter on and upon private property whereon there is located any elm tree having the appearance of or suspected of being diseased with Phloem necrosis, commonly called the dutch elm disease, for the purpose of inspecting the suspected tree and removing therefrom samples or portions thereof to be tested to establish whether the tree is in fact diseased.
(‘82 Code, § 8.32.010) (Ord. 538, passed - -61)