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(Structural Soundness and General Maintenance), together with specific subsections therein, of the Codified Ordinances; (4) Any health, safety or sanitation violation under Chapter 521 of the Codified Ordinances; (5) Any Noise Control violation under Chapter 555, including but not limited to Sections 555.03(a) (Animals and Birds), 555.03(c) (Vehicle or Motorboat Repairs and Testing), 555.003(d) (Adequate Mufflers or Sound Dissipative Devices), 555.03(e) (Motor Vehicles), 555.03(f) (Loading and Unloading), 555.03(g) (Construction), 555.03(h) (Emergency Signaling Devices), 555.03(1) (Radios, Television Sets, Musical Instruments and Similar Devices), 555.03(j) (Loudspeakers/Public Address Systems), 555.03(k) (Domestic Power Tools) and 555.04 (Maximum Permissible Sound Levels by Receiving Land Use), or 555.06 (Immediate Threats to Health and Welfare) of the Codified Ordinances; (6) Any Criminal Activity Nuisance violation under Chapter 561 of the Codified Ordinances; (7) Any Licensing of Rental Units violation under Chapter 713 of the Codified Ordinances; (8) Any Grading and Surface Water Drainage violation under Chapter 931 of the Codified Ordinances; (9) Any Trees and Weeds violation under Chapter 949 of the Codified Ordinances; (10) Any Urban Forest violation under Chapter 950 of the Codified Ordinances; (11) Any Fire Code violation under Chapter 1701, including but not limited to Section 1701.05 (Compliance) of the Codified Ordinances; (12) Any Fireworks violation under Chapter 1719, including but not limited to Section 1719.04 (Possession, Sale or Discharge Prohibited; Exceptions) of the Codified Ordinances; (13) Any Sign Code violation under Chapter 1163; (14) Any Site Development Plan certification or deviation violation under Chapter 1126, including but not limited to Section 1126.11. (b) When four or more nuisance activities as defined in division (a) occur on separate occasions on the same residential property within any three hundred sixty-five (365) day period, the Director of Public Safety may declare the premises to be a nuisance property and may abate the nuisance as provided in Section 1373.02. 1373.02 Action to Abate Nuisances; Costs of Enforcement (a) Notice of Declaration of Nuisance. The Director of Public Safety, upon finding that four (4) or more nuisance activities as defined in Section 1373.01 have occurred on separate occasions within any three hundred sixty-five (365) day period on the same commercial or residential property may cause a written notice and order to be served on the owner of the property declaring that the property is a nuisance property. This notice and order shall identify the nuisance activities, and 7