The City Clerk shall send written notice to any person believed to be responsible for the creation or permitting of a nuisance, or to the owner of real property upon which an activity or condition believed to be a nuisance exists. The notice shall include the following:
A. Describe the condition, event or activity that is alleged to be a nuisance.
B. The authority of the Council to determine such to be a nuisance.
C. That a hearing will be held before the City Council providing the date, time and place for such hearing.
D. That the Council will be requested to determine the activity, event or conditions to be a nuisance.
E. What remedies the Council may consider to abate the nuisance.
F. That the person notified has the right to appear before the Council, with or without legal counsel and present evidence.
G. That to present evidence in response to the allegation of a nuisance, written notice must be given the City Clerk and/or City Attorney of intent to do so not later than five o'clock (5:00) P.M. of the business day prior to the hearing date. That in the absence of such notice, the Council may proceed to hear the matter without accepting evidence or argument of the person to whom notice is given. (Ord. 102, 6-9-2004)