It shall be unlawful for any owner, occupant, manager or person having control of any property within the incorporated city to permit or cause a public nuisance to develop, including, but not limited to the following:
(1) Airborne matter. Emission of a significant amount of odor, dust, smoke or other matter into the atmosphere which renders ordinary use and enjoyment of property in the vicinity uncomfortable or impossible (see I.C. 36-8-2-8);
(2) Noise. Emissions of a significant amount of noise which renders ordinary use and enjoyment of property in the vicinity uncomfortable or impossible (see I.C. 36-8-2-8);
(3) Infestation. The causing or permitting of any significant rodent or insect population to exist on any property, or to cause or permit any condition which would attract such population (see I.C. 16-41-20 et seq., 16-41-34-7 and 36-8-2-4); and
(4) Other offenses. In addition to what is declared in this subchapter to be a public nuisance, those offenses which are known in common law and state statutes as public nuisances may be treated as such and be proceeded against as is provided in this subchapter or in accordance with any other applicable law.
(Prior Code, § 34-40) (Ord. 96-30, passed 12-9-1996) Penalty, see § 91.99