(A) If the property owner does not give written consent to such actions, a hearing may be held by the town’s Board of Trustees to determine whether the boarding and securing of such unsecured building would promote and benefit the public health, safety or welfare. Such hearing may be held in conjunction with a hearing on the accumulation of trash or the growth of weeds or grass on the premises of such unsecured building held pursuant to the provisions of § 90.21(C) of this code of ordinances.
(B) In making such determination, the town’s Board of Trustees shall apply the following standard: the town’s Board of Trustees may order the boarding and securing of the unsecured building when the boarding and securing thereof would make such building less available for transient occupation, decrease a fire hazard created by such building or decrease the hazard that such building would constitute an attractive nuisance to children. Upon making the required determination, the town’s Board of Trustees may order the boarding and securing of the unsecured building.
(Prior Code, § 5-2-3-3)