(A) Should any person file a protest, in accordance with § 91.04, of the determination that any vehicle constitutes a nuisance under the terms of this subchapter, the City Secretary or Mayor shall place such protest on the agenda of the City Council, give notice to the protestant of the time and place of the next meeting of the City Council, and stated in such notice that the City Council will make a determination as to whether the protestant’s vehicle constitutes a nuisance under the terms of this subchapter. The City Secretary or Mayor shall place such protest on the agenda of the City Council, give notice to the protestant of the time and place of the next meeting. The City Council will make a determination as to whether the protestant’s vehicle constitutes a nuisance under the terms of this subchapter, and shall invite the protestant to appear in person or by an attorney and present the reasons for his or her protest. If, after hearing the evidence and making such investigation as the Council deems necessary, the Council shall determine that the vehicle in question constitutes a nuisance, the Council may, by resolution or order that shall include the vehicle description, vehicle identification number and license plate, order the same removed from the premises, or, it may recommend prosecution in Municipal Court in accordance with the penal provisions hereof or both removal and prosecution.
(B) On written application by the person aggrieved filed with, and at the same time as the protest, the City Council may grant to such person a permit to allow such person 90 days to comply with this subchapter. The fee for such permit shall be $5 per vehicle. No more that three such permits shall be issued to any one person. Applications for such permits after the initial one shall be filed with the City Council and heard by the Council in the same manner as protests.
(Ord. 01-87, passed 3-2-1987; Ord. 09032, passed 9-8-2003)