(A) If an Enforcement Officer determines that a violation exists and constitutes an imminent, clear and compelling danger to health, safety or welfare of persons or property, the Enforcement Officer is authorized to abate the violation or have it abated without prior notice and opportunity for hearing. The costs of the action may be assessed against the premises. However, prior to the assessment, the city shall give a property owner notice and the opportunity for a hearing before the City Council in accordance with § 154.43.
(B) An appeal shall not stay the effect of a notice or order under the emergency provisions of this chapter unless so ordered by the Board.
(Title VI, Ch. 6, § 3.05)