Continuing danger to public safety. Pending a determination by the director of the neighborhood services department pursuant
to paragraph (c)(3) that the nuisance activities have been abated or the property
owner is making reasonable efforts toward abatement, or pending a final determination
of chronic nuisance by the chronic nuisance board pursuant to paragraph (e)(2) of
this section, it shall be presumed that the activities described in paragraph (b)(l)
of this section present a continuing danger to public safety whenever the city police
department, a licensed private security services provider or the city's multidisciplinary
public safety task force has responded to the same property for such activity(ies):
a.
Three or more times during a 30-day period; or
b.
Five or more times within a 180-day period; or
c.
One or more times where a violent offense occurs, and the violent offense occurs within
180 days of any other such response for an activity described in paragraph (b)(1)
of this section.
(3)
Violent offense. For purposes of this section, a violent offense means the illegal discharge of a
firearm; the killing of a human being by another; aggravated assault or battery; criminal
sexual assault; or any other conduct that causes a person to suffer unconsciousness,
severe bruising, severe bleeding, disability, disfigurement, and/or serious physical
injury.
(4)