(a) Notice to the owner or owners of premises containing or constituting a public nuisance shall be in writing and sent as provided in Section 202.04 of the Administration Code, or as otherwise provided by law or court rule.
(b) The notice required hereunder shall contain the following:
(1) The name and last known address of the owner or owners of premises therein declared to be a public nuisance;
(2) The street and/or lot number of the premises therein declared to be a public nuisance;
(3) The date on which such notice was mailed, delivered or posted;
(4) The fact that the described premises or structure thereon contain or constitute a public nuisance as defined by City ordinance;
(5) The condition which causes or constitutes the public nuisance;
(6) The period of time from the date of such notice in which the specified nuisance must be fully abated by the owner or owners at his or her or their own cost and expenses;
(7) A statement that unless the nuisance is completely abated within the time period so specified, the City may abate the nuisance without further notice or proceedings;
(8) The further statement that the entire costs of labor, materials and actual attorney fees, if any, plus interest at the highest lawful rate, will be charged to the owner or owners of the premises containing or constituting the public nuisance;
(9) The further statement that all such charges, costs and expenses, including actual attorney fees, if any, plus interest, if not paid in full within sixty days after a statement for the same is sent to the owner or owners by regular postpaid mail to the owner or owners' last known address shall constitute a priority lien on the premises and/or taxes as a special assessment against said premises;
(10) Such additional information or time periods as the City, the City Manager or the City Attorney may deem necessary or convenient; and
(11) A statement that said owner or owners have a period of thirty days from the date of such notice to petition the Circuit Court for the County of Osceola for an order enjoining such proposed abatement.
(Ord. 108B. Passed 11-7-77.)