No owner, tenant, lessee, occupant, or manager of any private, residential, commercial,
industrial or publicly owned property within the city shall cause, keep or permit
on such property excavations, corrosive chemicals, exposed electrical conduits, poisonous
and highly flammable substances, unguarded operating machinery, or similar conditions,
that because of their nature and ease of accessibility would be dangerous to small
children and unsuspecting persons. Whenever such conditions exist, and when it is
the determination of the health officer that such conditions constitute a threat to
the life or safety of the citizens, it shall be his or her duty to require that the
condition be made safe by modification, or made inaccessible to unauthorized and unsuspecting
persons.
(Code 1967, § 22-11; Code 1985, § 20-7)
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