Police patrol officers (not Code Enforcement, nor Community Services Section) should tag improperly licensed, parked, over-parked, or un-roadworthy vehicles when first observed. Tagged vehicles observed within the same week at the same location, and within one mile should be re-tagged. Third time - tow it, and sell it to (1) pay the fine, (2) compensate police department and (3) legal staff for labor and office costs involved. Balance, if any can be refunded to the owner.

If there is no law on the books to allow this -- then pass one now! If police department management say they don't have time to do this - then fire them, and find someone who can agree serve community needs.

Good luck with that. There's a huge horse trailer parked one block up on the 1300 block of El Dorado that I reported back in February and the city has done NOTHING about it.

It's being used to store construction equipment. I saw it being filled up, then boarded up and locked with a chain and padlock. Since it's been here it has not moved once. It's not even hitched up to anything.

Issue #4136693

These guys are parking on the street to avoid paying storage fees.

I saw comment that there are 360+ other reported abandoned vehicles incidents that need to be resolved. I agree with Homeowner. Something needs to be done so that people understand that you cannot continuously break the law and get away with it..

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This is not an abandoned vehicle. It is a homeowner trying to keep his boat stored on the street. I would think that this should be code enforcement issue.

I have reported it to VPD also now too.

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