(A) Remaining on premises. On premises privately owned, but open to the use of the general public, it is unlawful to remain on the premises after having been requested to leave by the owner of the premises, an authorized representative of the owner or any other person or entity entitled to possession of the premises.
(B) Two-year rule. On any property privately owned, but open to the use of the general public, it is unlawful to return to the property after receipt of a written notice of trespass from the owner, an authorized representative of the owner, or any person or entity entitled to possession of the property, or law enforcement official, which notice prohibits the person from returning to the property. This prohibition is effective for two years from the date the written notice was served.
(C) Notice. The written notice under division (B) above must be personally served upon the party prohibited from entering the property. An affidavit of service must be executed at the time of service. A prosecution may not be maintained under division (B) above unless the property owner or other complaining party can produce a copy of the notice of trespass and a signed affidavit of its service.
(Prior Code, § 2005.17) Penalty, see § 130.99