(a) The Mayor or Chief of Police or the City's authorized representative may enter at any reasonable time, with reasonable notice, into or upon any private or public property, except the administrative offices of any person, for the purposes of inspection and investigation of any condition or equipment which the Mayor or Chief of Police or the City's authorized representative shall have reasonable cause to believe to be causing unnecessary noise in violation of this chapter.
(b) The Mayor or Chief of Police or the City's authorized representative may inspect at any reasonable time and in a reasonable manner, with reasonable notice, any record relating to the use of equipment which creates or may create unnecessary noise.
(c) No person shall refuse, obstruct, delay, prevent or in any way interfere with the Mayor or Chief of Police or the City's authorized representative while carrying out an inspection or in the performance of their duties. Should such right of entry be unreasonably denied, then the Mayor or Chief of Police or the City's authorized representative is authorized to obtain a search warrant.
(Ord. 30-1980. Passed 3-10-80; Ord. 61-1985. Passed 5-28-85.)
(Ord. 30-1980. Passed 3-10-80; Ord. 61-1985. Passed 5-28-85.)