§ 505.110. Findings Of Fact And Conclusions Of Law.

A. 

Within thirty (30) days from the date of the hearing, the Hearing Board shall, upon the basis of competent and substantial evidence offered at the hearing, make conclusions of law as to whether or not the building in question is a dangerous building and public nuisance under the terms of this Chapter and detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of residents of the City, specifically finding as a matter of fact the conditions of such building that constitutes the dangerous building and public nuisance.

B. 

If the Hearing Board finds that the building is a dangerous building and public nuisance, further findings shall be made as to whether the procedures required by this Chapter have been substantially met and complied with and whether the Notice and Order of the Building Inspector was reasonable in its terms and conditions and within the standards of this Chapter.

1. 

If the Hearing Board finds that the procedures required by this Chapter have been met and substantially complied with, and finds that the Notice and Order was reasonable in its terms and conditions and within the standards of this Chapter, then the Hearing Board shall cause an Order of Abatement to be issued.

2. 

If the Hearing Board finds that the procedures required by this Chapter have not been met and substantially complied with, and/or finds that the Notice and Order was not reasonable in its terms or conditions or within the standards of this Chapter, then the Hearing Board shall not cause an Order of Abatement to be issued and shall dismiss the action. However, such dismissal shall in no way prevent the Building Inspector from reinitiating the process defined by this Chapter upon such dismissal.

C. 

If the Hearing Board finds that a dangerous building and public nuisance does not exist, the proceeding against the building shall be dismissed.

Ord. No. 975, 6-1-2017