The Township may proceed to remediate the condition itself after due process, as hereafter defined. It may authorize the investigating Township Official to effect removal or compliance subject to the "due process" procedure delineated herein.

The property owner or tenant shall be entitled to a hearing before the Township Council. Service, duly noticed, of this hearing shall be made upon such owner, lessor or its agent by the Township. This Service of Notice, provided to the owner, lessor, and adjacent property owners/tenants or their authorized agent, shall state the remediation action, which may be taken by the Township Council at that meeting.

In the event of an inability to serve the owner, lessor or agent, after reasonable effort, sufficient notice shall be deemed to have given if such notice is posted on the premises in a conspicuous place.

Within 14 days of receipt of this Service of Notice or any extension of the time granted hereto by the Township Council, a public hearing shall be held by the Township Council, at which time, after the presentation of evidence by the appropriate Township Official and the property owner/tenant, it may, if the evidence so warrants, adopt a resolution authorizing the remediation of the condition in accordance with § 23-26.6 herein below.