(A) Upon making of a determination of hazard, the Village Clerk shall send a notice of hearing to the owner or occupants by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by personal service. The notice shall:
(1) Describe the premises, a complete detail of the conditions which are deemed to constitute the hazard;
(2) Explain the nature of the proceedings which are to determine whether or not the building is a nuisance and/or hazard and what action shall be taken; and
(3) Give notice of the time, place and before whom the hearing will be afforded.
(B) The hearing shall be set not less than 15 days nor more than 20 days from the date of the determination of hazard or nuisance by the Building Inspector or County Health Officer. The hearing shall be held before the Village Council and be held at the regular meeting place of the Council, or at a site designated by the Village Clerk.
(C) At the hearing, the owner or occupant of the premises cited shall be afforded the right to cross- examine all witnesses who testify against the property, to testify on his or her own behalf and to produce witnesses on his or her own accord.
(D) After a full consideration according to the evidence presented at the hearing, the Council shall take a vote. A majority vote shall be required in order to make a finding that a hazard or nuisance exists. Upon the finding, the Village Council may order the same to be removed, suspended, altered or otherwise improved or purified and set terms and conditions for the same.
(Prior Code, § 150.22)