Unless within ten days from the date of the posting, serving, mailing or publication of the notice provided for in Sections 1145.02 and 1145.03, the dirt, rubbish, debris, weeds, brush, poison ivy, trees, plant growth, filth or any other deleterious material is removed from such lot, land or property as directed by such notice, the Mayor shall thereupon cause the same to be removed either by the agents or employees of the Town, or otherwise as he may decide or direct, and the Mayor shall report the cost of cutting and removing thereof to the Council and the Town shall forthwith mail a bill, voucher or statement of such cost in the United States mail to such person owning such lot, land or property, the same to be addressed to the last known post office address of such person. If such bill, voucher, statement or account shall not be paid to the Town within ten days the Town Attorney, then shall prepare a notice of lien against such lot, land or property for the total amount of the actual cost of the cutting and removing of such dirt, rubbish, debris, weeds, brush, poison ivy, trees, plant growth, filth or any other deleterious material. Such statement of lien shall be addressed to the person owning such lot, land or property within the Town. Such notice of lien shall briefly describe the property upon which such lien is to be taken, shall briefly describe the work done thereon in cutting and removing such material and shall show the cost of such work. Such lien shall also include the clerical cost of the Town in not to exceed the sum of five dollars ($5.00) and a fee for the search of the records to ascertain the owners of such property not to exceed the sum of ten dollars ($10.00). Such notice shall include a statement of the cost of the recordation of such lien and such notice of lien when so prepared, as aforesaid, shall thereupon be recorded in the trust lien book in the office of the Clerk of the County Court. Such notice of lien from the date of its recordation therein shall be a first lien after State, County and Municipal taxes, and Municipal paving assessments, if any, upon the lot, land or property described in such lien, and such lien may be collected in the same manner as are liens for taxes, or paving assessments under the statutes of the State, or by an action at law, or in any other manner or method which may now or hereafter be provided for the collection of debts or accounts due to a Municipality under the statutes of the State.