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<br />determination of the Hearing Examiner is appealed, <br />the City shall implement the decisions accordingly. <br />If it is determined by the Hearing Examiner or the <br />City Council that no public nuisance or violation <br />exists, then the City shall notify the affected <br />property owner in writing to confirm the <br />determination of the Hearing Examiner or City <br />Council and all abatement processes shall be <br />ceased. If the Hearing Examiner or the City <br />Council find that a public nuisance or City Code <br />violation does exist, then the City shall notify the <br />affected property owner by personal service or by <br />certified mail. that the nuisance must be abated <br />within fourteen (14) days from the date of service of <br />the notice. Service by certified mail shall be <br />deemed complete upon mailing. The order shall <br />also state that failure to abate the nuisance within <br />the applicable time period will result in summary <br />abatement procedures, and that the cost of <br />abatement will be assessed against the subj ect <br />property. Upon expiration of the time required by <br />the notice, the City Administrator or his/her <br />designee may abate the nuisance or violation. <br /> <br />v. Record of Abatement Costs and Billing. The Chief <br />of Police, or his or her designee, shall keep a record <br />of the costs of abatement performed under this <br />Section and shall report monthly to the Finance <br />Officer all work performed for which the property <br />owners shall be billed. The invoices shall state and <br />certify the description of the land, lots or parcels <br />involved and the amount assessable to each. . <br /> <br />VI. Certification of Unpaid Abatement Costs to County <br />Auditor. On or before September 1 of each year, <br />the Finance Officer shall list the total unpaid charge <br />for each abatement or administrative citation against <br />each separate lot or parcel to which they are <br />attributable under this Ordinance. After notice and <br />hearing as provided in Minnesota Statutes Section <br />429.061, the Council may then spread the charges <br />against property benefited as a special assessment <br />under Minnesota Statues, Section 429.101 and other' <br />pertinent statutes for certification to the County <br />Auditor and collection along with current taxes the <br />following year, or in annual installments, not <br />