§ 14-33. Notice of violation.

When any public nuisance, as enumerated in this article, is found to exist on any property within the city, the inspection department of the city shall notify the owner or occupant of the premises where the nuisance is located and conditions exist which constitute a public nuisance and unless the condition is abated within 15 days from the mailing of the notice which shall be sent by registered mail, or certified mail, the conditions constituting a nuisance will be abated and the costs of abatement shall constitute a lien against the premises in accordance with the other provisions of this article. If any such lot is owned by more than one person, the notice may be mailed to any person having any estate or interest in the lot and such service shall be deemed a sufficient compliance with this section. If any such lot is owned by a corporation, the notice may be mailed to any local officer or agent of the corporation. Posting a notice of violation on such property shall also constitute notice.

(Code 1952, ch. J, art. VIII, § III; Ord. No. OA-13-01, 6-3-2013)