(A) It shall be considered a violation of this chapter for any person to refuse to allow a representative of the Health Officer to inspect any water well or pump when he or she requests to make such an inspection during reasonable hours.
(B) When the Health Officer shall have found an insanitary condition to exist or shall have found a violation of the technical standards of this chapter which could reasonably be expected to lead to an insanitary condition, that officer shall give written notice of such finding to the person who is responsible for the correction of the condition, and the officer shall set a time limit for the correction to be completed. The “notice of violation” is to be posted conspicuously on the premises.
(C) Time limits as set by the Health Officer shall be reasonable and shall be consistent with the nature of the condition which brought about the notice of finding and shall be consistent with the amount of time which shall reasonably be expected to be required for the correction to be made under ordinary circumstances. Extensions of time may be granted under extraordinary circumstances or conditions.
(D) If such an insanitary condition shall not be corrected within the time limit set by the notice of finding or extension, the person shall be liable for maintaining a hazard to the public health and, upon conviction thereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
(E) It shall be a violation of this chapter for any person except the Health Officer to remove or allow to be removed a “notice of violation” posted on any property for a violation of this chapter.
(`83 Code, § 51.10) (Ord. 1977-39, passed 12-19-77) Penalty, see § 10.99