(A) Notice to individual property owners. For any property owned by an individual or individuals, the notice required by § 91.32 shall be personally served on the owner of premises or lot if such owner can be ascertained with reasonable diligence and if he, she, or they can be found with reasonable diligence within or near the town. If the name of such owner cannot be ascertained or if he, she, or they is not in or near the town, then such notice shall be personally served on any person occupying such premises or lot, or if there is no occupant, by posting such notice on such premises or lot and by mailing notice to the owner of the premises, if his, her, or their address can be ascertained with reasonable diligence. If any such premises or lot is owned by more than one person, such notice may be served upon any person having any estate or interest in such lot and such service shall be deemed sufficient compliance with this section. Any such notice may be served by any town employee or Commissioner of the town so authorized by the Mayor.
(B) Notice to owners other than individuals. If any property is owned by a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship or any other entity other than by an individual, notice may be served personally or by mail, upon any officer, manager or agent of such entity. Any such notice may be served by any town employee or commissioner of the town so authorized by the Mayor.
(Prior Code, § 8-4) (Ord. passed 3-4-1971)