(a) A premises owner may appeal the determination of the Police Chief or his designee pursuant to Section 507.03 that a premises is a chronic nuisance may appeal the amount of the bill for enforcement related to nuisance activities at the premises pursuant to Section 507.03 within thirty days from the date of the notification from the Police Chief or his or her designee that the premises is a chronic nuisance or within thirty days from the date the bill is issued.
(b) An appeal of the determination that a premises is a chronic nuisance or the amount of the bill for enforcement related to nuisance activities at the premises must be made in writing and directed to the City Safety-Service Director. A written notification of the City Safety-Service Director’s determination will be sent within thirty days of receipt of appeal by the same three methods as described in Section 507.03. No change in the chronic nuisance status of the premises may be made without going through the written appeal process.
(c) A premises owner may appeal the Safety-Service Director’s determination that the premise is a chronic nuisance or the determination regarding an amount of the bill for enforcement within thirty days from the date that the Safety-Service Director’s determination letter is post marked by requesting an administrative hearing be conducted by the magistrate for the City Mayor’s Court. Said determination letter shall state how many days the premises owner has to appeal the assessment. The magistrate for the City Mayor’s Court will issue a written determination on any appeal brought before the court within fourteen days of the hearing. (Ord. 23-2007. Passed 10-15-07.)