A. Within five (5) days after entering such liens as described in section 12.04.120 of this chapter, the city shall mail a notice of the total amount of the lien, together with a description of the property, to the owner of the property at his last known address or, if the owner is not known, to his agent or, if no agent is known, then to the tenant or occupant of the premises. Within ten (10) days after the mailing of such notice, any party in interest may file with the city clerk a written protest against said assessment.
B. If a protest is made, the council shall fix a time and place for hearing the same, give reasonable notice of such hearing to the party protesting, and may, upon such hearing, revise, reform or correct such assessment and approve the same as corrected. If no protest is made, the assessment shall be approved and confirmed by the council as entered by the city clerk. An order confirming any assessment made under the provisions of section 12.04.120 of this chapter shall be subject to an appeal to the courts within twenty (20) days from the date of the order. No appeal shall lie thereafter. (Prior code § 9-1-13)