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(1)Position created. The position of hearing examiner is hereby created. The city <br /> administrator or his designee may, at their discretion and with approval of the city <br /> council, contract with third parties for the furnishing of all services of the hearing <br /> examiner as contained in this subsection and set the rate of compensation therefor in the <br /> city's rates and charges. <br /> (2)Duties of hearing examiner. The hearing examiner shall have the following duties: <br /> a. Set dates and hear all contested cases following appeals of orders of the city <br /> administrator or his designee. <br /> b. Take testimony from all interested parties. <br /> c. Make a complete record of all proceedings. <br /> d. Affirm, repeal or modify the order of the city administrator and his designees, <br /> and prepare written findings of fact. <br /> (E)(b)Inspections and investigations. <br /> (1)Periodic inspections. The city administrator er his and/or designee shall cause to be <br /> inspected all public and private places within the city which might contain a public <br /> nuisance or violation as defined in this Code as often as practicable to determine whether <br /> any such conditions exist. The city administrator or his and/or designee shall also <br /> investigate all reports of public nuisances located within the city. <br /> (2)Entry on public and private places. The city administrator or his duly authorized <br /> agents may enter upon all public and private places at any reasonable time for the <br /> purposes of inspecting those places for public nuisances. <br /> (e1)(c)Abatement procedure. <br /> (1)Abatement authorization. Upon a determination by the city administrator or his and/or <br /> designee that a public nuisance or violation of this Code exists on any public or private <br /> property within the city,the city administrator or his and/or designee shall order the <br /> public nuisance or violation to be abated in a manner consistent with this Code. <br /> (2)Procedure for removal of public nuisances. Whenever the city administrator or his <br /> and/or designee finds within reasonable certainty that a public nuisance or violation exists <br /> on any public or private property in the city,-he they shall: <br /> a. Notify the affected property owner by personal service,posting on <br /> primary door of structure, U.S. mail, or by certified mail that the nuisance <br /> or violation must be abated within the time designated on the notice, or 14 <br /> days from the date of service of the notice. Serviceby T T c mai or <br /> certified mail shall be deemed complete upon mailing. <br /> 1. The notice shall state with specificity the nature of the nuisance or <br /> violations and the requirements for compliance. <br /> Ordinance#22-27 <br /> Page 2 of 10 <br />