(A) notification. Upon declaration of a , the give notice of its determination and orders to abate the nuisance to the , and , if applicable. A recipient of any such notice must take all action required within the time period stated in the notice. This notice be served in , by regular mail, or by an authorized to serve a warrant and contain the :
(1)
location by
address, parcel identification number, or other
description.
(2) Information identifying the nature of the
at the
.
(3) A summary of the owner's and occupant's responsibilities under this chapter.
(4) Specific orders for
or
of the
.
(5) A date for completion of the
not to exceed 30 days
the receipt of the notice unless a shorter time is required due to the
further determination that the immediate
is necessary to protect public and safety. In such cases, the reason for a shortened
period
be specified.
(6) Information regarding a right of appeal as provided in § 152.94 of this chapter and that, unless the threat to public is abated or removed in accordance with the terms of the notice, the
will have the
abated or removed at the expense of the
under the provisions of this chapter and/or other applicable
or local law.
(B) Unknown or absent . In the event the of the is unknown or absent and has no known representative upon whom the notice can be served, the
post a
or printed notice on the
stating that, unless the threat to the public is abated or removed within 30 days of the date of posting, the
will have the
abated or removed at the expense of the
under the provisions of this chapter and/or other applicable
or local law.
(C) Public notification. The provide information in writing about the declaration and potential hazard(s) to the as applicable and appropriate:
(1) Child Protective Services Division of the Henderson County Department of Social Services in situations of potential child maltreatment or endangerment.
(2) Adult Protective Services Division of the Henderson County Department of Social Services in situations of potential vulnerable adult maltreatment or endangerment.
(3) Neighbors in close proximity likely to be affected by the conditions found at the site.
(4) Local law enforcement officers.
(5) Henderson County Environmental (Public) Health.
(6) Other
and local authorities that
have public or environmental protection responsibilities.
(D) Warning sign. The post a warning sign when deemed necessary to further protect the public and safety. The warning sign be posted on the entrance(s) of the structure or and contain information sufficient to alert visitors or returning to the site that it be dangerous to enter, that entry is prohibited unless authorized by the or law enforcement department posting the sign. Any
other than the
or designated agent that removes a warning sign
be in violation of this chapter.
(E) Abating . If the , or fails or neglects to comply with the requirements in the notice provided under division (A) of this section, then the abate or remediate the described in the notice. The will recoup such costs as necessary to abate the as provided in § 152.99 of this chapter.
(F) Vacating the order. Upon verification and acceptable proof of proper , , repair, or removal at the site, the issue notice to those served notice under division (A) of this section that the order is vacated. Notice also be provided, as applicable and appropriate, to those provided information under division (C) of this section.
(Ord. 2019-02, passed 10-12-2019; Am. Ord. 2021-10, passed 5-13-2021)