A. At the time fixed in the notice, the city council shall proceed to hear testimony from any interested person regarding the specified condition or use deemed by the public official to be a public nuisance, the estimated cost of its reconstruction, repair, removal or other work, and any other matter which the city council may deem pertinent thereto.

B. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the city council will make a determination based on the evidence presented at the hearing. In the event that the city council declares the condition or use is a public nuisance, they may direct the owner(s) to abate the same within thirty days after posting and mailing.

C. After the determination of the city council directing the abatement of a public nuisance, the public official shall conspicuously post a copy thereof on the building, structure or other property declared a public nuisance and shall mail a copy to the owner(s) thereof as well as to the mortgagees of record and trust deed beneficiaries of record.

D. The city council may grant reasonable extensions of time to abate the nuisance upon good cause therefor being shown.

E. Any interested person being aggrieved by the determination and final actions of the city council in the public nuisance abatement proceeding may, within thirty days after the date of notice to the owner(s) of the decision, bring an action in a court of competent jurisdiction to contest the validity of the proceeding. (Ord. 670 §1 (Exh. A), 2016).