A. Within one week after the nuisance abatement conference, the city attorney or his designee shall submit to the owner and/or occupant a proposed written nuisance abatement agreement.
B. Any nuisance abatement agreement under this chapter shall include a list of specific actions and specific schedule of deadlines for said actions to abate the unlawful property nuisance. It may also include provisions for a periodic reassessment of the agreement effectiveness, and the procedure for a modification of the agreement. A nuisance abatement agreement or any written modification to said agreement may impose conditions or requirements on the owner and/or occupant for a period of twenty four (24) months from the date the original agreement is entered into by the owner and/or occupant and the city.
C. A nuisance abatement agreement may impose one or more of the following conditions or requirements on the owner and/or occupant:
1. Eviction of identified individuals from the dwelling in question,
2. Written notification from the owner and/or occupant to an identified individual or individuals that they are prohibited from entering onto the premises of the dwelling or place of business,
3. Utilization of written leases containing a provision or provisions requiring eviction for criminal activity,
4. The completion of improvements upon the premises of the dwelling or place of business which have the impact of mitigation of crime, including, but not limited to, the erection of fences, installation of security devices, increased lighting or other security measures,
5. Any other reasonable condition or requirement designated to abate the unlawful property nuisance.
D. Once a proposed written nuisance abatement agreement or written modification to nuisance abatement agreement has been submitted to the owner and/or occupant, said owner and/or occupant shall have forty eight (48) hours to review it and enter into said agreement by signing it and returning it to the city attorney or his designee. (Ord. 1010 §1, 2006)