(A) The owner, or person in charge protesting that no nuisance or offense exists, shall file with the city, a written statement which will specify the basis for the protest. The statement will be referred to the City Council or Municipal Court Judge, as appropriate, as part of the next scheduled meeting or court date. At the time set for consideration of the abatement, the owner or other person may appear and be heard and the Council or Municipal Court Judge, as appropriate will thereupon determine whether or not a nuisance or offense, in fact, exists. If it is determined that it does exist, the owner, or other person shall, within ten days of that determination complete the abatement.
(B) If the owner, or person in charge of the property, objects to the assessment for abatement, a written objection may be heard by the City Council in the manner descried in division (A) of this section.
(Ord. 304, passed 1-20-2022)