[Code 1962, § 6-4]
Upon the failure of the owner or occupant to cut or otherwise
remove weeds or grasses prohibited by Section 28.6 of the Fire Prevention
Code, 1970 edition, as promulgated by the American Insurance Association,
the Fire Marshal of the City may, by written notice mailed or delivered
to the owner or occupant of such land, order and direct such owner
or occupant to remove, cut or otherwise eliminate such weeds or grasses
and may, in such notice, direct the manner of elimination.
[Ord. of 7-6-1987]
Upon the failure of the owner or occupant to remove or have
removed accumulated garbage, rubbish, rags, tin cans, paper, empty
barrels, boxes, furniture or any material which, because of its character,
condition or improper storage, may invite the breeding of insects
or rodents, or which may in other manner prejudice the public health
or safety or generally create a public nuisance, whether the premises
be vacant or inhabited, the Director of Health of the City may, by
written notice mailed or delivered to the owner or occupant of such
land, order and direct such owner or occupant to remove such accumulated
materials and may in such notice direct the manner of removal.