In connection with the exercise of the city’s authority under the general language of § 90.05:
(A) Service of notice to abate shall be made pursuant to direction of the City Commission in a resolution specifying the legal description of the premises upon which the condition exists, the nature of the condition to be abated, the name or names of the owner or owners of the affected premises, the time within which the owner or owners shall abate the condition, and the manner of its abatement;
(B) Where name and address are known, a resident owner may be served with the notice personally, or by leaving it at his or her usual place of abode or business with some person of suitable age and discretion residing or employed therein, or by registered or certified mail; and where name and address are known, a nonresident owner shall be served with the notice by registered or certified mail;
(C) Where name and address are not known, an owner (resident or nonresident) shall be served with the notice by publishing a copy thereof once in a newspaper of general circulation in the city;
(D) Where premises subject hereto may be under the control of any legally appointed fiduciary, the fiduciary shall be considered the owner thereof for the purpose of receiving notice hereunder; and
(E) The specification in any resolution of the City Commission of an abatable condition relating to any premises shall be considered prima facie evidence of the existence of that condition; and the time fixed in the resolution within which the condition shall be abated by the owner or owners of the premises shall be considered as prima facie reasonable.
(1993 Code, § 90.07)