Henderson Municipal Code Title 7 requires property owners to abate rodent harborage including stored materials, overgrown vegetation, and unsealed trash, with code enforcement issuing notices that escalate to abatement liens.
Under HMC Title 7 nuisance provisions, accumulations of rubbish, woodpiles touching the ground, dense vegetation, and unsealed pet food or refuse that attract or shelter rats and mice are abatable nuisances. Henderson Code Enforcement issues a notice and order with a typical 10-day cure window before re-inspection. Failure to comply allows the city to abate at the owner's expense, billed as a special assessment lien. SNHD handles vector control on a regional basis and partners on rat-bait stations and complaint mapping. Restaurant rodent activity can also drop a letter grade.
Unabated harborage after notice triggers daily fines under the general penalty section plus contractor abatement charges and recordable property liens.
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