If an abatement order is issued, the time allowed for abatement shall be a “reasonable time” based upon the circumstances of the particular violation, taking into consideration the means required to abate the violation, the period of time that the violation has existed, and the potential threat to public health and safety created by the violation. If the violation pertains to building, plumbing, electrical, mechanical or other similar structural or zoning issues and does not pose an imminent or immediate threat of harm to persons or property, or to public health, welfare or safety, the responsible party shall be provided not less than fifteen days in which to abate or otherwise remedy the violation. The determination of timely compliance, abatement, mitigation or elimination of the violation shall be made by the enforcement officer or other authorized city official. (Ord. 651 § 2 (part), 2005)