The Board must prescribe the form and wording of environmental citations. In addition to any other matters that the Board prescribes, an environmental citation must include:the name, if known, of the person cited; the violation with which the person is cited, including a reference to the specific law in question; the manner and time in which the person must either:pay the prepayable fine prescribed for the violation; or request a hearing on the violation; the time within which the violation, if ongoing, must be abated; and a notice that failure to act in the manner and time stated in the citation may result in a default decision and order entered against the person. An environmental citation must be:issued by a Code Enforcement Officer; and served on the person cited by 1 of the following methods:in person; certified mail, return receipt requested; delivery to a person of suitable age and discretion who resides at the cited person’s last known address; or for service on an occupant of the premises at which the violation occurred:posting on the main entrance of the premises; and mailing by regular mail to the person cited, at that person’s last known address. When issued and served, the citation or a copy of it:constitutes full and complete notice of the violation cited in it; if abatement is ordered, constitutes a full and complete notice of the order of abatement; and if sworn to or affirmed, is prima facie evidence of the facts contained in it. A single document may be used to issue two or more separately numbered citations. An electronic signature may be used to execute a citation and to serve as an affirmation, under penalties of perjury, that the facts stated in the citation are true. The original or a copy of the citation must be filed and retained in the records of the Board. City Code, 1976/83, art. 1, §301 Ord. 98-326 Ord. 02-362 Ord. 07-425 Ord. 12-084 Ord. 16-503