§ 104-4. Notice and warning.

A. 

The violation of any of the foregoing sections shall be deemed to be and constitute a nuisance.

B. 

Whenever it is found that any person maintains such nuisance or nuisances, as prohibited in § 104-3A, B and C of this chapter, within the township, the Board of Supervisors of the township by its employees or agents shall serve notice upon the person maintaining such nuisance. The notice shall sufficiently describe the condition complained of and shall require the nuisance to be made safe, corrected or to be removed within 10 days of the mailing of the notice.

C. 

Whenever it is found that any person maintains such nuisance or nuisances as prohibited in § 104-3D and E of this chapter within the township, the police of the township shall first issue a warning, oral or written, to the person maintaining such nuisance. The warning shall consist of a description of the condition complained of and shall require the nuisance to be corrected or abated immediately. The warning carries no penalty in itself. In the event that the nuisance has not been corrected or abated, resulting in the necessity of the police returning to the scene of the nuisance within a twenty-four-hour period from the issuance of the warning, then, at that time, the police shall issue a citation to the offending person. The citation is evidence of a violation of this chapter and subjects the offending person to the provisions of § 104-6 of this chapter.