Whenever any nonconforming use is so exercised so as to constitute a nuisance and/or condition detrimental to the public health, safety and general welfare, the planning commission on its own initiative shall make, or cause to be made, such investigations deemed necessary and essential to substantiate same, and shall fix a date upon which such nuisance and/or detrimental condition shall be abated, at a public hearing as hereinafter provided. Such investigation shall also include necessary and essential facts to substantiate and fix a date upon which the nonconforming use shall be terminated in event it is determined, by the planning commission at the hearing, that the conditions or circumstances constituting such nuisance and/or detrimental condition cannot be abated. In performance of this investigative function, the planning commission shall consider all pertinent data in conjunction therewith and shall allow the owner, lessee or other person having a vested interest therein, if there be such, to present such evidence as they may possess and which will bear directly on such matter.
(Prior code § 9213.03 (C)(2))