If the owner or occupant aforesaid fails, neglects or refuses to trim or remove any such shade or ornamental trees or shrubs within 10 days after the receipt or posting of such notice as provided in GHMC 8.04.020, further notice may be served or posted as provided in GHMC 8.04.020 requiring such owner or occupant to appear before the city council of the city in the council chamber upon a day stated to show cause, if any there be, why such trees or shrubs should not be pruned, trimmed or removed in accordance with such notice, and at which time such owner or occupant shall be entitled to be represented by counsel and introduce evidence supporting his position relative thereto and if the council shall find that such trees or shrubs should be pruned, trimmed or removed and are a public nuisance it shall make a finding to that effect in its minutes. The city council of the city may thereupon order the pruning, trimming or removal of such trees or shrubs and the abatement of such nuisance in such manner as may to the council seem proper and reasonable, and either by the owner or by the city. The provisions of this section shall not be considered an exclusive procedure, but may be exercised either separately or in conjunction with any other remedy or procedure authorized by any other ordinance, law or statute. (Ord. 100 § 3, 1967).