Code Compliance sent a letter for both trash and grass & weeds on July 20. The owner is given seven days and Code reinspects the property. Code reinspected and the owner complied with the compliant on July 28th.
Since this was in my email today, I'll leave another comnent. Yup, still there and counting. Outstanding niw fow 2 years! Flat tires, expired tabs, undrivable. Yup, still there!!
If the car is in a driveway why would it be an issue? only time I would think it would be is if the vehicle has parts all over, gas leak.. Something that could be dangerous
Every so often this comes to me in my email. I will continue to respond as long as it does. It has now been 2 1/2 years and nothing has changed. Excrpt now there are also 2 cars parked on their lawn. What gives?
Ok, you asked yet again. Now it has turned into 3 years. And along with the abandoned vehicle, there are now a couple that park on the lawn. Does this matter? Probably not.
The Courts have decided that a vehicle in a driveway that can move by inflating tires or charging a battery is not considered a disabled vehicle and the City cannot tow it.
There is no requirement under the Code to only have licensed vehicles on your property. If we can prove that it is disabled and unable to move with more than flat tires or battery we do have some ability.
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