After reasonable notice and a public hearing, a county may enact local laws to protect and promote public safety, health, morals, comfort, and welfare, relating to: the location, construction, repair, and use of streets and highways; the disposal of wastes; the control of soil erosion and the preservation of the natural topography; or the erection, construction, repair, and use of buildings and other structures. A county may enact local laws to provide for appropriate administrative and judicial proceedings, remedies, and sanctions to administer and enforce local laws enacted under subsection (a) of this section.