1. An order that the subject matter identified by the city council in the resolution is obscene as defined in this chapter;

2. An order that each place named by the city council is a public nuisance and that the action taken by the city council to revoke the licenses issued to that place of business was lawful;

3. An injunction enjoining and restraining all persons maintaining the nuisance from possession or publicly exhibiting the obscene motion picture films, or from selling or possession for sale the obscene motion picture films or publications at any time in the future in the city and such other injunctive relief as the court may order;

4. An order that all positive prints of such obscene motion picture films and obscene publications or copies or reproductions thereof be forfeited as derivative contraband;

5. An accounting of all moneys paid as admission price to the exhibition or exhibitions of such obscene motion picture films and valuable consideration received for the sale of such obscene motion picture films or obscene publications from and after the time the person or persons maintaining the nuisance receive a copy of the resolution of the city council’s finding that a public nuisance exists, and a judgment that such moneys are derivative contraband and gain derived from a wrongful act under Civil Code Section 2224, and a public nuisance;

6. An order that all admission price moneys are valuable consideration received and enumerated in the court ordered accounting be declared to be derivative contraband, and forfeited as required by law;

7. Judgment for the city for all costs expended in abating the public nuisance, including investigative costs, court costs, reasonable attorney fees and such other expenses as are provided for in this chapter; and

8. All other relief as the court may deem proper.