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<br /> (b) Any person or entity aggrieved by the City Manager Review decision issued pursuant to subsection (a) of this section relating to a decision of a Hearing Body made pursuant <br />to subsection (a) of Section 1-12-430 may obtain judicial review of said decision pursuant to <br />Government Code Section 53069.4 by filing an appeal to the Superior Court for the County of <br />Alameda, subject to the time limits described in Section 1-12-800, below. <br /> (c) Any person or entity aggrieved by the City Manager Review decision issued <br />pursuant to subsection (a) of this section relating to a decision of a Hearing Body made pursuant <br />to subsection (b) of Section 1-12-430 may obtain review of said decision in the Superior Court <br />for the County of Alameda by filing with said court a Petition for Writ of Mandate, subject to the <br />time limits described in Section 1-12-800, below. <br />ARTICLE 5. SUMMARY ABATEMENT 1-12-500 SUMMARY ABATEMENT PROCEDURE. <br /> Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, whenever, in the reasonable judgment <br />of the Enforcement Officer, the existence or continuance of any violation of this Code; or any <br />public nuisance, or any other condition which poses an imminent or immediate danger of significant harm to persons or property, or so endangers the public health, welfare or safety, an Enforcement Officer may act immediately and without prior notice or hearing to abate such <br />condition. The expense or cost resulting from such summary abatement shall be enforceable as a <br />personal obligation of the responsible party. The expense or cost of summary abatement may be <br />imposed as a lien or a special assessment on real property, as described in Section 1-12-600. <br />ARTICLE 6. LIENS <br />1-12-600 COST ACCOUNTS AND IMPOSITION OF LIENS OR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. <br /> (a) If a judicial order or Administrative Order authorizes the City to abate a public <br />nuisance, the city official responsible for such abatement shall keep an accounting of the cost of <br />abatement along with any other recoverable costs, and shall render a written report to the City Council showing the cost of <br />removing and/or abating the nuisance. The accounting shall be submitted to the Finance <br />Director for inclusion in the annual report prepared by the Finance Director for the City Council. <br />At least ten (10) days prior to the submission of the report to the City Council, a copy of the <br />report and notice shall be mailed to the responsible party and/or to the owner of the property where the nuisance existed, if the nuisance concerns real property, at the address shown for such <br />owner on the last tax roll. <br /> (b) At the time and place fixed for receiving and considering the report required by <br />subsection (a), the City Council shall hear a summary of the report and hear any objections by <br />the responsible party or property owner against whom such cost are being charged or against whose property an abatement lien or special assessment may be imposed for such costs. After <br />considering the report and any objections thereto, the City Council may make such modifications <br />to the report as it deems appropriate, after which the report shall be confirmed by resolution or <br />order. <br /> (c) Any penalty imposed for violations of this Code, including any other codes or statutes that have been incorporated into this Code, any administrative costs or other expenses of enforcement, and the cost or expenses associated with the abatement of a public nuisance that are <br />259