Upon receipt of application for moving a building or structure into a residential zone of the city, the City Recorder shall advise, in writing, property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the property upon which said structure or building is to be moved of said application, which notice shall be given the affected property owners within seven days of receipt of such application. If within ten days of notification to the affected property owners of such application by the City Recorder, the owners of at least twenty-five (25) percent of the affected property, which shall be deemed that lying within two hundred (200) feet of the applicant property, shall in writing, filed with the City Recorder, object to such moving or request the right to be heard concerning said application, public hearing shall be had thereon before the City Council at the next regularly scheduled Council meeting unless said meeting shall be scheduled within ten days of the expiration of said ten-day “protest or hearing request,” in which case public hearing shall be held at the next following, regularly scheduled Council meeting; provided further, that the Council may, whenever it believes public interest warrants, call a public hearing upon said application whether the twenty-five (25) percent requirement be met or not. (Ord. 4-1974 § 5, 1974.)