A. If the Chief of Police or his or her designee has reason to believe that a nuisance service call has occurred, or is maintained or permitted in a building or on a property, and intends to seek reimbursement for police services rendered in the future in connection with such nuisance service calls or activities, he or she shall provide a written notice as required in this section to the owner and each interested party.
B. The written notice shall:
1. State that a nuisance has occurred, or is maintained or permitted in the building, and describe and specify the kind or kinds of nuisance which has occurred, or is being maintained or permitted, including the dates of the activity and any persons involved; and
2. Inform the recipient of the notice that: a) he or she has thirty (30) days to abate the conduct constituting the nuisance, and to take steps to make sure that actions constituting a nuisance will not re-occur, b) if, after thirty (30) days from the date of service of the notice, the nuisance re-occurs, or actions or conduct constituting a nuisance take place, the City may in its discretion impose the costs of police services in abating or attempting to abate such nuisance or nuisance-related activities, and c) the costs will be collected by assessment against the property.
3. Be served by personal service, or by first-class mail on the owner and all interested parties, at the last known address for each such person or persons. (Ord. 1366, 2-25-2019)