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/9 /so 3. Whenever such "unsafe to occupy" notice is posted, the building official or his designee shall mail to the owner of record and occupant of the building a notice and order reciting the emer- gency, specifying the conditions which necessitate the pasting, and notifying the owner that a hear- ing may be requested concerning the. building at a time and puce to be determined. Such notice and order shall be mailed no later than two working days following the date of posting. 4. No person shall remain in or enter any building which has been so posted, except that entry may be made to repair, demolish, or remove such building under permit. No person shall re- move or deface any such notice after it is posted until the required repairs, demolition, or removal have been completed and a certificate of occupancy issued pursuant to the provisions of the Eugene Code, 1971. 5, whenever a building is posted, regard- less of whether the building official or his desig- nee determines that abatement procedures should be initiated, the city manager or his designee shall notify the council of the conditions necessitating the posting or posting and abatement. If the city manager or his designee notifies the council that abatement proceedings should be initiated, or if the property owner or occupant notifies the council in writing that he/she wishes to appeal the posting of the property, the council shall within a reason- able time fix a time and place for a public hear- ing, Notice shall be mailed by the finance officer to the owner of record of the premises whereon the building is located, notifying the owner that a hearing will be held concerning the property and the time and place thereof. At such time and place, or at such other time or place that the council may adjourn to, a hearing shall be held and the council shall determine by resolution whether or not the building is dangerous. The council may, as a part of the hearing, inspect the building and the facts observed by the council at such in- spection may be considered in determining whether or not the building is dangerous. At the hearing, the owner or other interested persons shall have the right to be heard if such owner or person re- quests the same. Ten-day notice of any hearing shall be given by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the city, or by posting natives in three public places in the city. If the notice is published or posted as provided herein, no irregularity or failure to mail notice ordinance - 4