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2} Removal of the posted 1eclaration of Publsc.Iea[th iVuisance by an other than the Environmental :Health Official, law enforcem.ent.authorities, ortheir designees, is proliibited. 3) The City. Environmental Health Official shall also attempt to notiFy the following parties of the Declaration .of Public I-Eealth-Nluisaiice: i. Owner of the property; ii. Occupan is:of the property; iii. Neighbors within close proximity. that can be reasonably affected by the conditions fou nd;: iv. The.Rains ey County Sheriff's Department; and v.: Other state .and local authorities, such as the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency acid the Minnesota.Departmentof Public .Health, which are known to have public and environmental protection responsibilities:applicable'to the situation. 4) Any rental license. issued by tile City for the property is. immediately suspendedupon issuance of the Declaration of Public Health Nuisance.. Stich..license will be. reinstated only alter full compl fiance with an abatement order, 5) After issuance of the Declaration of Public Health Nuisance, tile City.Environmental.Lfealth Official will issue an order to the property owner to abate tl.ie public health nuisance. The abatement order will include the following: i. A copy of tlie: Declaration of Public Health Nuisance; ii. An order to immediately vacate those portions of the.property, including building or structure interiors; which inay place the occupants or visitors at risk; M. Notification ofsuspension of th e r6ital. I icense, if applicable; W. A.su.nimhry of the.own er's and occupaft t's responsibilities;. v. Intbrm.ation on locating professional services necessary to remove and abate the -public health nuisance status as provided. in this:Ord inanceand Mim)esota. Statute:Section 145A.14 and vi. Inforrnation about the.potenita]Iy Itazardous: con dition of the clandestine drug lab site or chemical dump site. 7. Responsibilities:ofOwner. 1.) Up.on receipt of an a bate merit order by the C.ity's .Environmental Health official, the property owner must, at the owners expense. L .1mniediate Iy.vacate those portions of tile property, including building or structure interiors that may place the occupants. or visitors at risk. This includes dwellings, buiIdings, motor vehicles, trailers, boats, appliances or any other affected. area or Iocation. .hi o person sha]I occupy, enter or allow occupancy or entrance to a building or structure declared a.Pub[ic.Health Nuisance until.suchdeclaration is vacated or modified to. allow occupancy;. B. Properly secure and post warning signs on the.periineter of any contaminated areas on the property in an. effort to avoid exposure to uns.uspectirig . pat! ies; iii. Promptly contract wi.th-on e.or more acceptable env 1 ronniental Hazard testing and cleaning firms (acceptable firms are those that leave provided assurance. of appropriate equipment, procedures, and personnel, as determined by the Minnesota Department of Health) to acconiplish the following: NLiiSa0n 0 diriniicc.No 96 g