HomeMy WebLinkAbout0231_0003determine whether or not the Defendant is, in fact, in
violation of this Ordinance. If the addressee of the above
letter does not properly request trial in Municipal Court,
then said omission shall be deemed an admission that the
automobile or part thereof, in Question, is a Public Nuisance.
Upon finding that said Defendant is in violation of this
Ordinance, said Defendant shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and subject to a fame in accordance with the
penalty provision hereinafter set forth. The Judge of said
Court shall further order said Defendant to remove and abate
said nuisance within ten (10) days. If the Defendant shall fail
and refuse within said ten (10) days to abate or remove the
nuisance the Judge of the Municipal Court may enter an order
directing the Building Official to have the same removed, and
the Building Official or any duly authorized person shall take
possession of said junked motor vehicle and remove it from the
premises. The Building Official or any duly authorized person
shall thereafter dispose of said junked motor vehicle in
accordance with this Ordinance. If, after the expiration of
such ten (10) day period, the Defendant has not caused or allowed
the said vehicle to be removed from the premises, he shall be
in violation of this Ordinance and be subject to a different
penalty for each day thereafter.
(h) Removal of ,Junked Motor Vehicles
(1) If within ten (10) days of receipt of notice
from the Building Official or any duly authorized person, to
abate or remove a nuisancell the owner or occupant of the
premises shall give his written permission to the Building
Official or any duly authorized person for removal of the
junked motor vehicle from the premises, the giving of such
permission shall be considered compliance with the provisions
of this Ordinance.