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A. If the court determines a property is a chronic nuisance property pursuant to this chapter, the court may order any of the following:

1. Order the person in charge to immediately abate nuisance activity from occurring on the property;

2. Order that the chief of police shall have the right to inspect the property to determine if the court’s orders have been complied with;

3. Impose a penalty as provided in BCC 9.10A.060 and 9.10A.090(C)(3) against the person in charge for each day from the date the notice pursuant to BCC 9.10A.040 was issued until the chief of police confirms that the property is no longer a chronic nuisance property;

4. Make any other order that will reasonably abate nuisance activities from occurring on the property, including authorizing the city to take action to abate nuisance activities from occurring upon the property if other court orders are not complied with or do not abate nuisance activity on the property and providing that the costs of such city action are to be paid for by the person in charge of the property. (Ord. 6157 § 1, 2014.)