Agenda Packet 11-28-18 Work Session

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Nuisance Code November 28, 2018, Work Session – Item 1 line and the curb line within 35 feet from the intersection of curb lines, if extended, at any street intersection or within 15 feet from the intersection of the curb line with an alley. If no curb exists, no such use of the right of way shall be made within 25 feet of the corner of the private property closest to the street intersection. (k) Sidewalk accumulations. An accumulation of leaves, snow, ice, rubbish and other litter or any obstruction upon a sidewalk. (l) Unused driveways. Driveway approaches as defined in section 7.400 which are no longer in use. (m) Graffiti. Notwithstanding the definition of “graffiti” in section 6.005 of this code, neither the city nor a property owner shall be required to abate graffiti that consists of inscriptions, words, figures or designs that are etched or scratched into window or other glass of a public or private building. (n) Unlawful erosion. A violation of sections 6.625 to 6.645 of this code, the rules adopted thereunder, the erosion prevention permit or a condition thereon. Unlawful erosion includes the impacts of such erosion, on-site or off-site. (o) Failure to maintain stormwater facilities. A violation of sections 6.600 through 6.615 of this code, the Stormwater Management Manual adopted by administrative order of the city manager as authorized by section 9.6790 of this code, or an operations and maintenance agreement. (p) Others. Any other thing, substance, condition, or activity prohibited by state law, common law, this code, other ordinances, or which is determined by the council to be injurious or detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare of the city. (q) Derelict structures. Causing or allowing a derelict structure to exist on any premises. (r) Building interiors. Failing to maintain the interior of a dwelling in a clean and sanitary condition and free from any accumulation of rubbish or garbage so as not to breed insects and rodents, produce dangerous or offensives gases, odors and bacteria, or other unsanitary conditions, or create a fire hazard. . . . . 6.116 Receivership authority. In addition to, and not in lieu of, any other provision in this chapter, when the enforcing officer finds residential property in violation of section 6.010(q) of this chapter or in violation of Eugene Code Chapter 8, and believes that the violation is a threat to the public's health, welfare and safety, and the owner has not acted in a timely manner to correct the violations, the enforcing officer may apply to a court of competent jurisdiction for the appointment of a receiver to perform an abatement.