(1) Declare the fact that such nuisance exists.
(2) Set forth the description or legal description and street address of the place which constitutes the nuisance.
(3) Set forth the evidentiary facts considered by the Public Safety Department in arriving at its factual determination.
(b) In the case of a motion-picture film or films, such facts shall include a recitation of the particular sexual conduct and acts which the Public Safety Department finds are patently offensive; the basis for the finding by the Public Safety Department that such film or films are displayed, sold or held for sale at any place found by the Public Safety Department to be a public nuisance; and the basis of the finding by the Public Safety Department that such film or films constitute a part of the stock in trade of such place of business or other place.
(c) In the case of a nude dancing establishment, such facts shall include a recitation of the particular sexual conduct and acts which the Public Safety Department finds are patently offensive; the basis for the finding by the Public Safety Department that such nude dancing is being performed, or taking place; and the basis of the finding by the Public Safety Department that such nude dancing occurred in the course of business.
(d) In the case of a massage parlor or model studio, such facts shall include a recitation of the particular acts of lewdness, assignation or prostitution which have occurred and the basis for the finding by the Public Safety Department that such acts occurred in the course of business.
(e) In the case of drug paraphernalia, such facts shall include a recitation of the particular drug paraphernalia or types of drug paraphernalia considered by the Public Safety Department, and those which the Public Safety Department finds to be patently offensive. The basis for the finding by the Public Safety Department that such drug paraphernalia is displayed, sold or held for sale at any place found by the Public Safety Department to be a public nuisance and the basis of the finding by the Public Safety Department that such drug paraphernalia constitutes a part of the stock in trade of such place of business or other place.
(f) The Public Safety Department shall also order all persons described in Section 654.06(a) hereof to summarily abate such public nuisance within twenty-four hours of service of such order on any such subject matter, or to cease to use the place where the nuisance is declared to exist, or to terminate the use of said premises for the purposes of lewdness, assignation or prostitution, or to cause the same to be terminated.
(g) The Public Safety Department shall also order the City Attorney to proceed to do all things necessary to abate such public nuisance through judicial proceedings and to conclude such proceedings as expeditiously as is permissible under the law, including requesting the court to advance such proceedings on the calendar of the court.
(h) The Public Safety Department shall also inform and give notice to persons designated in Section 654.06(a) that:
(1) The Public Safety Department has determined that a public nuisance presently exists at such place and address and that, under Section 654.06(a) of this chapter, they are deemed to have knowledge thereof and are responsible therefor.
(2) In the event that the order of the City has not been complied with within twenty-four hours, the Public Safety Department will order the City Attorney, as provided for under Section 654.06, to initiate proceedings to abate the nuisance, and the costs of such civil abatement action filed, including investigative costs, court costs, attorneys' fees and other expenses, will be made a special assessment against the parcel of land upon which such nuisance is being maintained, and upon their determination in such court action, such costs, in a separate legal procedure, will be made a lien against such property and a personal obligation against any person, firm, association, partnership, corporation or other entity deemed to be in violation of this chapter.
(3) All lewd motion-picture films or drug paraphernalia being used in conducting and maintaining such public nuisance are contraband and are subject of forfeiture.
(4) From and after service on the place or its manager or acting manager or person then in charge of such place, of a true and correct copy of this chapter, any and all moneys paid as an admission price to or for the exhibition of such lewd motion-picture films, and any and all moneys paid as an admission price to the establishment permitting nude dancing, and any and all valuable consideration received for the sale of drug paraphernalia, and any and all moneys or other valuable consideration received for services rendered in such massage parlors or model studios, shall be deemed to be a public nuisance as personal property used in conducting and maintaining such nuisance and, as such, are subject to forfeiture.
(i) The Public Safety Department shall also order that a true and correct copy of this chapter be delivered forthwith in any manner normally used to effectuate personal service of process to all persons of record having any legal or equitable interest in the real property and to the regular or acting manager or person in charge of the place therein declared a public nuisance.