(A) Upon a determination from the City Manager or City Manager's designee that a business or individual is operating in violation of those rules and recommendations referenced in §90.23 above which the city has declared to be a nuisance, the City Manager may determine that such violation is an immediate threat to public health and safety and may have the nuisance abated immediately at the owner's expense.
(B) In a situation where the city has to perform an immediate abatement that includes the closing or limiting of business or personal actions of an individual, that business or individual shall have the right to submit to the city in writing the actions the business or individual will take to bring activity within the rules and/or recommended standards contained in the city resolution declaring an emergency. Upon receipt of the written proposal, the city will review the proposal within 48 hours exclusive of weekends or legal holidays, and advise the business or individual whether the abatement will no longer be necessary, if the business or individual fulfills and follows the existing regulations and properly adjusts activities to fit within those regulations.
(C) Any business or individual aggrieved by any immediate abatement or requirement placed on the person's activities to comply with the city's resolution declaring an emergency may appeal within 10 days to the City Council. The appeal shall be filed in writing with the City Manager or City Manager's designee citing reasons for the appeal. The appeal will then be heard at a regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council using the same criteria governing the emergency nuisance abatement made by the City Manager or City Manager designee.
(Ord. 1443, passed 10-4-2021) Penalty, see § 90.99