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TUESDAY AUGUST 10, 1982 - 8. Hazard prevention: Whenever a building is demolished or removed, the premises shall be maintained free from all unsafe or hazardous conditions by the proper use of the premises and by restoration of established grades and by the erection of necessary retaining walls and fences. 9. Disregard of notice: Upon refusal or neglect of the person or persons served with an unsafe notice to comply with the requirements of the order to abate the unsafe condition, the Building Official shall proceed to: a. Order the necessary work to be performed by City forces or by contract. b. Send a bill for such work to the owner within ten (10) days of completion. c. If such bill is not paid within (30) days from the date of billing, transmit it to the City Treasurer, who shall include such amount in the next regular tax bill of the owner. Such charges which remain unpaid shall constitute a lien against the property in question and may be collected as all other taxes and levies are collected. 10. Penalty: The failure, neglect or refusal of an owner to comply with the terms of any notice pursuant to this section shall constitute a Class 1 misdemeanor. After discussing certain sections of a proposed ordinance (introduced July 27, 1982) which would replace Chapter 8 of the City Code by establishing new regulations pertaining to trash, weeds and the burning thereof, and refuse collection, Council called for a duly- advertised public hearing to be conducted on this proposed ordinance at Council's forth- coming August 24th meeting. Council scheduled for adoption at its forthcoming August 24th meeting an ordinance (as introduced) which would amend the City's Business & Professional License Tax Ordinance by reclassifying therein the occupation of a private investigator, private detective or private security service business.