(A) A person who permits or allows any one of the following conditions to exist, either as a landowner or tenant in possession, shall be guilty of allowing or permitting a nuisance to exist.
(B) The term nuisance shall include the following conditions, declared by the Common Council to constitute a nuisance, to wit:
(1) Any owner of a vehicle, regardless of whether or not the same is self-propelled, who permits the same to be parked upon a public street or alley for a period exceeding 15 days without moving the same.
(2) Any person who allows an inoperative or unlicensed vehicle to be parked or placed on a private or public lot for a period exceeding 15 days.
(3) Any person who allows the accumulation of garbage, tin cans, paper, boxes, unused or abandoned appliances, motor vehicle parts, iron, tin, or any other waste material on a private lot, or any person who violates or fails to comply with a notice pursuant to § 93.03 to remove inflammable materials.
(4) Any person who permits a loud, unusual, continuous, and offensive noise or sound that shall be offensive or disturbing to the general neighborhood, and any commercial business or motorized vehicle producing music with a bass or is audible or felt at a distance of 50 feet, measured in a straight line from the property line or vehicle of source.
(5) Any person who shall cause the emission of a dense smoke, or a smoke with an offensive odor, disturbing to the general neighborhood, either by bonfire, burning of garbage, leaves, or any waste material.
(6) Any person who shall permit dense black smoke so as to cause an accumulation of smoke or dust upon the surrounding neighborhood, which smoke shall be emitted from the burning of any substance about or upon such person's premises.
(7) Any person who shall allow the accumulation of domestic animal waste to such an extent that the odor therefrom is offensive to the general neighborhood.
(8) Graffiti, which is defined as any unauthorized inscription, work, figure or design that is marked, etched, scratched or drawn or painted on a component of any building, structure, facility, sign, railroad car, semi tractor trailer or vehicle which is visible to the public must be removed or covered by the owner of said building, structure, facility, sign, railroad car, semi tractor trailer or vehicle upon receipt of a notice of abatement as that term is defined in § 97.02.
('80 Code, § 17-60) (Ord. 924, passed 2-20-67; Am. Ord. 3571, passed 5-18-09) Penalty, see § 97.99