(b) Upon becoming aware of an alleged violation, the City Manager or designees shall cause written notice thereof (hereinafter "the notice") to be served upon the property owner(s) of record at their county-listed real estate tax mailing address by regular mail. This mailing shall also be evidenced by a certificate of mailing receipt issued by the U.S. Postal Service.
(1) As an additional required notice, the City Manager or designees shall cause the notice to be served upon the owner(s) by personal service or placed conspicuously upon the property in violation. Such hand delivery, personal service or placement upon the property shall be memorialized and documented in writing including the name of the City Manager or designees making the service and signature (if applicable or possible) of the receiving party, including date and time delivered. If the receiving party(s) refuses to sign the delivery receipt, the City Manager or designees shall make note on the delivery receipt including the refusal of a signature(s). Refusal of signature(s) by the receiving party does not invalidate the delivery of the notice of violation for purposes of this section.
(2) The notice shall be dated, generally describe the alleged violation(s) (hereinafter "the nuisances"), identify the regulation or regulations invoked, and require the owner to correct the violations within five calendar days from the date of mailing.
(Ord. 13-2012. Passed 6-21-12; Ord. 03-2023. Passed 4-6-23.)