(A) The Inspection Department is hereby given full power and authority to enter upon the premises involved for the purpose of abating any nuisance found to exist as set out in this chapter.
(B) Within the period mentioned in § 93.23, the owner of the property where the nuisance exists may appeal the findings of the enforcement officer made pursuant to § 93.21 to the Board by giving written notice of appeal to the enforcement officer, the appeal to stay the abatement of the nuisances by the enforcement officer until a final determination by the Board. In the event no appeal is taken, the enforcement officer may proceed to abate the nuisance.
(`94 Code, § 8-4)
(C) The Board, in the event an appeal is taken as provided in division (B) above, may, after hearing all interested persons and reviewing the findings of the enforcement officer, reverse the finding made pursuant to § 93.21, but if the Board shall determine that the findings of the enforcement officer made pursuant to the section are correct and proper, it shall adopt an ordinance specifically declaring the condition existing on the property to be a danger and hazard to the health, safety, morals and general welfare of the inhabitants of the town and a public nuisance, and directing the enforcement officer to cause the conditions to be abated.
(`94 Code, § 8-5) (Ord. passed 4-8-82; Am. Ord. 14-08, passed 8-12-14)