As used in this chapter, “public nuisance” means a condition which exists when:
(a) Any building or structure upon any lot of land is so out of repair or dilapidated that it endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(b) Any tree, stack or other object standing upon any lot of land is in such a condition that it endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(c) Any excavation or cellar upon any lot of land is unguarded or in such condition that it endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(d) Any accumulation upon any lot of land of earth, rubbish or other material which attracts or propagates rats, vermin or insects in such manner that it endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(e) Any building or structure upon any lot of land is so out of repair that it constitutes a fire hazard.
(f) There is located upon any lot of land or in any building or structure located thereon rubbish or other material in such an amount that it constitutes a fire hazard.
(g) The conduct of any activity upon any lot of land generates noxious odors, smoke, dust or dirt which endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(h) The conduct of any activity upon any lot of land generates loud, unusual or unnecessary noise, which annoys, disturbs, injures or endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property.
(i) Any material which, by its nature, endangers the public health, safety, welfare or property, is placed, thrown or swept into any street, highway, alley, park or public ground.
(j) Any condition exists which, at common law, was classified as a public nuisance.
(k) Any condition exists which has been declared a public nuisance by the Ohio Revised Code.
(Ord. 87-91. Passed 9-4-91.)