1. Be mailed at least ten working days prior to hearing;

2. State the time and place for hearing and specify that the citizen will have opportunity to testify;

3. Make reference to the specific violation;

4. State the work to be done;

5. State the name of staff member the citizen should contact for details;

6. State the specific action the engineer is requesting council to take in regard to the property;

7. Estimate the cost of installation or repair if city performs the work and state that the estimate is not binding upon the city and merely provided for property owner’s information and convenience.

1. Receive the engineer’s report, staff comments, and the testimony of property owner if said owner desires to testify;

2. Deliberate an reach a decision based upon the testimony received, and either approve or deny the request of the engineer to install the sidewalk if the property owner has not complied in ten working days/or has not made other specific arrangements that are approved by the city engineer.

1. Council’s decision;

2. A requirement that action occur within ten working days from the date of notice;

3. The opportunity to make arrangements with the city engineer for prompt construction or repair of the walk, taking into consideration weather or other work in progress;

4. The name of a staff member the citizen may contact for details or with whom other arrangements may be made that satisfy the requirements of the ordinance;

5. Notice to property owner that if he fails to perform, the city will contract to have work done and will add 15 percent administrative charge to all costs; will charge interest in 12 percent annually; and, in addition, council will levy an assessment against the property and file a lien in city lien docket with collection upon foreclosure or upon sale of property;