Property shall be maintained so that mud, silt, gravel, dust or other debris will not leave private property and enter upon the property of another, or upon the rights of way, drainage easements, alleys, or other property of the city, due to erosion of any kind.  Any person, partnership, corporation or its agent, either as owner of, occupant of, or building permit holder for construction on any lot or tract of land within the city, who has failed to maintain said land in such a way, or has failed to install or apply effective control measures to prevent erosion, shall be required, after service of notice as hereinafter provided, to take remedial action on said land to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of such conditions.  Remedial action shall include, but not be limited to, the installation or application of effective erosion control measures.

(Ord. 658, Sec. 1; Code 2012; Ord. 993)

When failed or absent erosion control has resulted in mud, silt, gravel, dust or other debris entering into the public rights of way, drainage easements, alleys, or other property of the city, the remedial action required also shall include the cleaning up and removal of said debris.

(Ord. 658, Sec. 2,; Code 2012; Ord. 993)

Except as expressly provided in this article, the Code Enforcement Officer or any law enforcement officer of the city shall enforce this article in accordance with the provisions and procedures described in Sections 8-101 through 8-111.

(Ord. 993)