(A) At said time and place, as specified by notice, or at such other time or times, or place or places, as the Council may adjourn to, said hearing shall be held, and the Council shall determine by resolution whether or not said building is dangerous. The Council may, as a part of said hearing, inspect said building and the be considered by it in determining whether or not said building is dangerous. At said hearing, the owner or other person interested in said property or building shall have the right to be heard, if such owner or person requests the same.
(B) (1) Ten days’ notice of any such hearing shall be given by publication in some newspaper circulated in the city, or by posting notices thereof in three public places in said city, and if the last mentioned notice be published or given as herein required, no irregularity or failure to mail notices shall invalidate the proceedings.
(2) At such hearing, the Council shall have the power to order any building declared to be dangerous, removed or abated if, in its judgment, such removal or abatement is necessary in order to remove said dangerous condition or if the Council shall have the power to order said building made safe.
(Ord. 94-14, passed 12-16-1994)