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A. Except as provided in subsection B of this section, in the case of multi-unit residential property, such as apartment complexes or motels, and multi-unit commercial property, such as shopping centers or industrial parks, under one ownership, the chronic nuisance determination and closure remedy shall be directed only to the unit or units that are the source or location of the incidents.

B. A chronic nuisance determination and remedy may be applied to multiple units, up to and including the entire property, if the council or hearings officer determines that:

1. The incidents occurred in the common areas of the property or otherwise are not reasonably attributable to a particular unit;

2. The nature or scope of the incidents is such that they cannot reasonably be attributed to a particular unit; or

3. Incidents continue to occur despite previous imposition of remedies on specific units and the owner has demonstrated an inability or unwillingness to mitigate or correct the nuisance. (Ord. 4784 §7, 2003).