(A) (1) Upon the failure of any person to whom notice has been given pursuant to § 92.18 to comply with the terms of such, notice, or with the terms imposed by the Common Council on appeal, as the case may be, the Chief of Police shall forthwith direct the appropriate city officer to remedy the condition which is the subject of such notice, and the expense incurred by the city in so doing shall be charged to the addressee of such notice, to be collected as city taxes.
(2) Such expenses shall constitute a lien upon the premises where such condition occurred, to be collected as city taxes are collected if not otherwise first paid to the city.
(B) Abatement by the city of any condition which constitutes a nuisance and reimbursement to the city of expenses incurred thereby shall not bar prosecution for maintenance of a nuisance.
(Prior Code, § 16-9)