A. The findings, in brief, that the vehicles constitute a public nuisance;

B. That it is the intention of the enforcing officer to abate the vehicles on the premises, as both are described, fifteen days from service of notice of vehicular abatement, and that the costs of removal may be assessed against the premises;

C. A common description of the premises by address or assessor’s parcel number and a description of the vehicles, including license numbers or identification numbers if these are available on the vehicles;

D. That the owner of the property or any owner of the vehicles may, within ten days of receipt of the notice, file a written request for a hearing before the council, or such person as they may designate to hear the matter, to show any cause why the vehicles should not be abated by the enforcing officer;

E. That the owner of the property on which the vehicles are located may either appear at a hearing or present a sworn statement denying responsibility for the presence of the vehicles and giving the reasons for the denial, and that such statement shall be deemed a request for a hearing not requiring the presence of the requestor. (Prior code § 3218.7)