(A) Upon written or verbal notification of a violation of the sanitary code made to the property owner, his tenants, lessees, agents, servants, or employees, a period of 72 hours shall be allowed to such person in order to correct the condition, unless a shorter period of time for correction of a violation is necessary because of its threat to the health of the community.
(1) A reinspection of the violation shall be made within the time limit allowed or set forth in the notice of violation and if the inspection reveals that the condition has not been corrected, a summons for the arrest of the party responsible for the commission of the violation shall be issued returnable to the appropriate court.
(2) A greater length of time may be allowed for the correction of any violation, should the same be necessary, in the discretion of the inspecting official.
(‘69 Code, § 10-2)
(B) Each day a violation of the sanitary code is continued or permitted to exist shall constitute a separate offense punishable on conviction in the manner described in § 95.99. The imposition of any sentence for a violation of the sanitary code shall not be construed as excusing or permitting the continuance thereof.
(‘69 Code, § 10-3) (Ord. 39, passed 8-17-61) Penalty, see § 95.99