(a) If the owner, the owner’s managing agent or any other person responsible for the use of the building or land for criminal activity fails to correct the chronic nuisance, the city may:
(1) Abate the use of the building or land for criminal activity.
(2) Bring an action in superior court to abate the use of the building or land for criminal activity.
(b) If the court enters a temporary restraining order, the city shall serve upon the defendant(s), any applicable statutory agent, and any legal occupant the city believes may claim an interest in the building or land:
(1) Notice of the entry of the temporary restraining order,
(2) Copies of the temporary restraining order and the complaint, and
(3) Notice of the possibility for a hearing, which shall be in substantial conformance with the state statutes.
(c) The service of the documents set forth in subsection 150.51(b) of this Chapter shall be in conformance with state statutes.
(Ord. 2015-009, passed 12-17-15)