(a) Activities, as defined in any of the following provisions of the St. Bernard Codified Ordinances, occurring on any residential or commercial property located within the Village, and engaged in by an owner, occupant or invitee of the owner or occupant of the property, are declared to be nuisance activities. To be a nuisance activity, a criminal conviction is not necessary. There must, however, be probable cause to believe that the activity occurred. For purposes of this Chapter, a residential property means any real property that is either zoned to permit residential occupancy or otherwise has a residential occupancy upon it. For purposes of this Chapter, a commercial property means any real property that is either zoned to permit business or general retail occupancy, or otherwise contains business uses, including but not limited to industrial, office, hotel, general retail and all other commercial uses however described.
(2) Any disorderly conduct or disorderly activity violation under Chapter 509 of the Codified Ordinances
(12) Any Illegal Distribution of Cigarettes or Other Tobacco Products violation under Chapter 535 of the Codified Ordinances;
(b) When four or more nuisance activities as defined in division (a) occur on separate occasions on the same residential or commercial property within any three hundred sixty-five (365) day period, the Director of Public Service and Safety may declare the premises to be a nuisance property and may abate the nuisance as provided in Section 560.02.
(Ord. 20-2017. Passed 10-5-17; Ord. 24-2019. Passed 12-17-19.)