(A) An:
(1) Accumulation of trash, junk, debris, living and nonliving plant material, or stagnant water,
(2) Excessive growth of grass, weeds, brush, or other overgrowth, or
(3) The keeping of fill on property that presents an imminent public health threat may be remedied by the city immediately without notice to the owner or, if applicable, the agent, custodian, lessee, or occupant. The City Manager shall determine whether, under the provisions of this section, an imminent public health threat exists.
(B) After-the-fact notice will be provided by the city to the owner and, if applicable, the agent, custodian, lessee, or occupant within a reasonable time after the abatement. After-the-fact notice shall be sent as set forth in § 101.08 below, and the owner and, if applicable, the agent, custodian, lessee, or occupant shall have 15 days from the date notice is received to:
(1) Reimburse the city, or
(2) Appeal the City Manager's determination to the City Commission that an imminent public health threat existed on the property. (Ord. 1711, passed 5-2-12)