After the City Council shall have adopted a resolution as provided in § 150.137, the City Clerk shall issue a written notice:
(A) Addressed to the owner(s) of record of the lot or tract and the building or structure, or of any interest therein; the holders of any encumbrances of record; the person(s) in possession of the lot or tract and building or structure; and all other persons, including persons whose real names are unknown, who have or appear or claim to have some interest in the lot or tract and building or structure;
(B) Stating that such hearing has been set before the City Council, the date, time and place of hearing, and that the persons to whom the notice is addressed may appear before the City Council at such time and place to show cause, if any, why the City Council shall not determine the building or structure to be an unsafe building or structure and, as the case may be, a public nuisance, and order the building or structure and, as the case may be, a public nuisance, and order the building or structure repaired, rehabilitated, vacated, or, as the case may be, demolished; and
(C) The notice shall state that the building or structure allegedly is an unsafe building and, as the case may be, a public nuisance for reasons stated in the report or statement of the Building Inspector which is on file in the office of the City Clerk and a copy of which may be obtained from the City Clerk, and that at the hearing, the persons addressed may show cause, if any, why the City Council shall not determine the building or structure to be an unsafe building or structure and, as the case may be, a public nuisance, and order the building repaired, rehabilitated, vacated, or, as the case may be, demolished. The form of the notice shall be approved by the City Attorney as to legal sufficiency prior to service and publication.
(Prior Code, § 150.513) (Ord. 1382, passed 3-14-1988)