Whenever the health authority of the City ascertains, from examination or reports of its inspectors or sanitary officers or otherwise, that a public nuisance exists as defined in Section 1311.01, in or upon any structure or building or portion thereof, and is of the opinion that such nuisance is capable of being abated without immediate vacation of the premises or such portion thereof, and serves notice upon the owner of such house, or his lessee or agent, or the person in possession, charge or control thereof directing him to abate such nuisance and remove the unclean or unsanitary conditions within such reasonable time as may be fixed by the authority and specified in the notice, the owner, agent or person shall abate such nuisance within such time. Whenever this abatement does not take place within such time, or whenever in the opinion of the authority such abatement is impossible or impracticable without an immediate vacation of such building or structure or portion thereof, and such notices, either for abatement of the nuisance or of vacation of the premises, are served upon the tenant or other occupant, then it shall be the duty of such tenant or other occupant to comply with the terms of such notices and to abate the nuisance or vacate the premises accordingly. After any such notice or order of vacation, no person shall occupy or permit the occupancy of such premises or portion thereof until the nuisance has been completely abated and such building or structure or portion thereof has been rendered clean and sanitary in accordance with the terms of the notice by the health authority.
(Ord. 187-9. Passed 8-21-95.)
(Ord. 187-9. Passed 8-21-95.)