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3. Promptly contract with one or acceptable environmental hazard testing and cieaning firms (acceptable firms are those. that have provided assurance ofapprop riate cquipnien1, procedures; and. personnel, as de term incd by the Minnesota Department of Health) to ace ompIish th.e following: 1. A.detailed on=site assessment of the extent of contarrunation at the site and the contamination of the personal' property therein; 2. Soil testing.of the site and testing of.all property and soil in proximity ta the site that the environmental hazard testing ail d.cIcan ing•form determines may have been affected by the conditions found at the site; 3. . A complete cleanup of all property and soil al the site and in proximity to -the site .that is found to..b.e affected. by conditions. found at.:the site. (including but not limited to; the; cicanup. or removal of contaminated plumbing, ventilation systems.. fixtures and contaminated soil) or a- d.emolition of the site and a coritpletc cleanup of the- demolislied sitc; 4.. Rentediation:testirig and lbllow- up teSting'toAcie'rmine.411 health'risksare sufficiCutly. reduced, according to thc: Minnesota I7,epaitmeritof Health:guidclines, to allow safe human. occupancy and use of the. site and use or. the persorial..property therein. 4..Regularly notify the C.ity.of actions #aken.6nd. reach agrcernent it,ith the City on the cleanup schedule. The City shall co.nsidqrpractical limitations and :the availability of contractors in approving die schedule far%dleaziup, and 5. Provide written docuincritatiou 4hp City of thc. cicanup process: including a signed, written statement that the property is sa%-foT huinaw6Ctiupancy and that th&: Icaiwp was conducted in accordan.cc with Nfinnesota Departtnerit ofHi alth guidcIines. 2. The property may not he re-occup ied:;or used in any in ner�uTit iI the City has obtained the .written statement in paragraph (1.)(v) and has.confirmed`thAU e.property ha's hcen cleaned in. accordance. with the guidelines established by the Minnesota.. ocparh, nt afHealth. 6. Owner's Responsibility for Costs. The owner is -responsible for'all costs associated with nuisance abatement End cleanup of the clandestine drug Idb:sire or ch erffl&d. dump site; iticlttd ng.. but iioi Innifcd to; costs for; 1. E in c rgency Res po nse; 2. Posting and pbyslcal:security.of the site; ,3 ::: %tifi.cations of affF ted parties; : 4: F.xperi56s''related to the recovery ofc.osts;:including:the assessment process; S. Laboratory Pees;:: G Cleft11up services; .7. Administrative fees; and: - 8: C7tltcr associatcd r.. 7:. City Authority to .Mitii to Cleanup and Recovery of Costs. l.. I.r, ivithih ten (1.Q)... 49 alter service .of notice of tire. Declaration of Public Health Nuisance, the City is unable to locate the..property owner or if the.City.Environmental Health. Official detcrmines.that the:owner refuses to. or cannot pay the costs, or. arrange timely assessment and Cleanupthat is.accep table to the City;. the City }Environmental Health Official is authorized to proceed `in a prorttpt manner to initiate the on -site assessment and. cleanup, 2. The: City may abate the nuisance by rcrrioving. any hazardous structure, building; or otherwise. in accordance. Mth Minnesota Statutes Chapter 463, Section 14 of this .Ordinance or by any other mean provided under lay , 3. lrthe City abates the public health nuisance. in addition to any legai..remedy, it is entitled to recover all costs. associated with such. abatcrricnt plus an'additiona1251/6 of the City's costs ror administration: I additiori to any other: legal remedy: the City may recover costs by civil action against the person :0r persons who own the property i.n the.matte r that. taxes and special assessments arc certified and collected pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Section 429.101. ❑rug Lab Ord inanceNo. .143