When the notice or order of vacation follows a notice or order of abatement, as provided in Section 670.04, such notice or order of vacation shall not be enforced as provided in this chapter unless such notice or order of abatement specifies a time when the person so notified or ordered may appear before the County Board of Health or the officer issuing the same to show cause why such order or notice of vacation should not be issued, and unless such Board, or a majority thereof, or officer is present at its or his office at the time so specified, such time to be not less than twenty-four hours after the service of the notice or order. When the notice or order of vacation is issued as provided in Section 670.04, without a previous notice or order of abatement, such notice or order of vacation shall not be enforced as provided in this chapter unless it specifies a time, not less than five days after the service thereof, when the person so notified or ordered may appear before the Board issuing the same to show cause why such notice or order should not be enforced, and such Board, or a majority thereof, is present at its office at the time so specified. However, when, in the opinion of at least four-fifths of the members of such Board, an emergency exists which requires, for the protection of the health of occupants, the vacation of the building or portion thereof without a delay of five days, then no such fixing of a time for hearing shall be required.
(Ord. 63-1. Passed 1-3-63.)