Whenever the Public Works Director determines that a nuisance described in section 4-15-1070 of this Chapter exists upon any property within the County he or she shall notify the owner of the property of the existence of the nuisance. Notice may be provided to any other person as determined by the Public Works Director.
(Amended by Ord. No. 3559, effective 6-20-19)
The notice required by section 4-15-1125 of this Article shall:
(a) 
Identify the owner of the property upon which the nuisance exists as the name appears on the records of the County Assessor/Clerk-Recorder.
(b) 
Contain a description of the property sufficient to give its location.
(c) 
Contain a statement that a flood hazardous condition exists and that it has been determined by the Public Works Director to be a public nuisance as described in section 4-15-1070 of this Chapter.
(d) 
Contain a statement that the owner may within fifteen (15) business days after mailing, posting or personal delivery of the notice make a request in writing to the Resource Management Agency Director for administrative review of the determination of the Public Works Director that a public nuisance exists or to show that for some other reason those conditions should not be abated in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter.
(e) 
Contain a statement that, unless the owner abates the nuisance or requests administrative review of the determination of the Public Works Director within fifteen (15) business days after the date the notice was mailed, posted or delivered, the Public Works Director will abate the nuisance. With the exception of that condition described in section 4-15-1315 of this Chapter, it shall also state that the cost of such abatement, together with the cost of administration of the abatement program attributable to said abatement, may be made a special assessment added to the County assessment roll and become a lien on the real property, or placed on the unsecured tax roll.
(Amended by Ord. No. 3559, effective 6-20-19)
The notice required by section 4-15-1125 of this Chapter shall be served by delivering it personally to the owner, or by mailing it by regular mail to the owner as his or her address appears on the last equalized assessment roll, except that, if the records of the County Assessor/Clerk-Recorder show that the ownership has changed since the last equalized assessment roll was compiled, notice shall be mailed to the new owner. If service cannot with diligent effort be accomplished by personal delivery or by mail, notice may be given by posting copies of the notice along the subject property not more than one thousand (1,000) feet apart, but in no event shall fewer than two (2) signs be posted.
(Amended by Ord. No. 3559, effective 6-20-19)