Chapter 195. Nuisances
§ 195-2. Definitions.
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
BLIGHT
Any condition that seriously impairs the value, condition, strength, durability, or appearance of real property, whether occupied or vacant.
DILAPIDATED
A condition of decay or partial ruin by reason of neglect, misuse, or deterioration. The term includes, but is not limited to: property with deteriorated roofs, foundations, or floors; broken or inadequately secured windows or doors; and personal property that is broken, rusted, worn, partially or wholly dismantled or otherwise due to deterioration is unsuitable for the purpose for which designed.
NUISANCE
Any substantial interference with the common interest of the general public in maintaining decent, safe, non-dilapidated and sanitary Structures and neighborhoods, when such interference results from the hazardous or Blighted condition of private property, land, or buildings. Any substantial interference with any public place, street or private way to include the placement of snow, ice, and any other debris that interferes with safe passage on any public roadway or sidewalk. The fact that a particular Structure or use may be permitted under the Zoning Bylaw does not create an exemption from the application of this bylaw. The term includes but is not limited to:
A.
Burned structures not otherwise lawfully habitable or usable;
B.
Dangerous or unsafe Structures or personal property;
C.
Dilapidated Structures or property;
D.
Overgrown vegetation which may harbor rats and vermin, conceal pools of stagnant water or other threats to the public health, or which is otherwise detrimental to neighboring properties or property values;
E.