Upon the expiration of the applicable abatement or abatement plan period in sub-paragraph
(c)(1)(d) of this section, the director of the neighborhood services department shall
determine whether the nuisance activities have been abated. If the nuisance activities
have been abated, or the property owner is making reasonable efforts toward abatement
as determined by the director of the neighborhood services department, the property
owner may continue to work with the director of the neighborhood services department
to abate the nuisance. If the nuisance activities have not been abated or an agreed
abatement plan has not been reached, the Director of the neighborhood services department
shall set a hearing to determine if the property is a chronic nuisance property. Notice
shall be served upon the property owner and shall include the time, date, and location
of the hearing and shall be served upon the property owner in the manner prescribed
in paragraph (c)(2) of this section. All mortgagees of record and other interested
parties known to the city, including tenants of the property known to the city, shall
receive a copy of the notification.
(d)
Chronic nuisance board.
(1)
Membership of chronic nuisance board.
a.
There is hereby established a chronic nuisance board, comprised of seven members serving
a four-year term. The mayor shall appoint six members to the board, five of whom shall
be employees of the city representing each of the following departments: city planning
and development, finance, fire, health and neighborhood services. The sixth member
of the board appointed by the mayor shall be an employee of the city. The seventh
member of the board shall be an employee representative within the city police department
and recommended by the chief of police.
b.