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(a) Upon the conclusion of the Code Enforcement Appeal Hearing, the Hearing Officer shall determine whether or not a Nuisance exists on the affected Property. If a Nuisance is found not to exist on the affected Property, the Hearing Officer shall terminate the Abatement proceedings. If a Nuisance is found to exist on the affected Property, the Hearing Officer shall order each Owner, Beneficial Owner, Occupier and/or any other person in charge or control of the affected Property to abate such Nuisance within ten (10) calendar days after service of a “Finding of Nuisance and Order of Abatement,” or such longer period which the Hearing Officer finds reasonable. The time limits set by the Hearing Officer shall not commence until the Finding of Nuisance and Order of Abatement is served upon each Owner, Beneficial Owner, Occupier and/or any other person in charge or control of the affected Property as set forth in this Chapter. The Finding of Nuisance and Order of Abatement may be combined with a Finding of Violation and Order Imposing Administrative Civil Penalty issued pursuant to the provisions of this Division. (Ord. 601, §11, 6/6/1967; Ord. 2457, §1, 8/23/2011; Ord. 2576, § 4, 6/27/2017)

(b) A Finding of Nuisance and Order of Abatement issued by the Hearing Officer shall be final in all respects. Any appeal of the Hearing Officer’s Finding of Nuisance and Order of Abatement shall be governed by California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1094.6, as such section may be amended from time to time. (Ord. 2576, § 4, 6/27/2017)