(1) The responsible official shall, upon receipt of notification of any number of chronic nuisance activities related to a property in excess of that provided in PMC 9.95.030, review official documentation such as police incident reports, notices and orders to correct, warrants and arrest records, and case files to determine if there are sufficient facts and circumstances to establish sufficient cause to find the occurrence of nuisance activities to support a designation of the property as a chronic nuisance property.

(2) In determining emergency service calls, multiple nuisance activities contained in a single police incident report or a code violation inspection report shall not be counted as a separate nuisance activity.

(3) Police incident reports generated by calls to aid victims on the property shall not be used to determine chronic nuisance properties.

(4) Violations involving domestic violence against an occupant or tenant shall not be counted as a nuisance activity.

(5) Reports of calls for services by a person in charge shall not be used to determine chronic nuisance properties. [Ord. 4532 § 2, 2021; Ord. 4289 § 1, 2016; Code 1970 § 9.63.040. Formerly 9.95.040.]