(A) No person, firm, or corporation shall stand or park a motor vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft on public or private property zoned for commercial or industrial use, for the purpose of offering or advertising the same for sale.
(B) For the purposes of this section, proof that a sign was in or on a standing or parked vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft, and which sign was capable of drawing attention to same, and which sign was clearly visible to any person located off the property, shall create a presumption that the sign was for the purpose of offering the motor vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft for sale.
(C) For the purposes of this section, proof that the subject motor vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft was standing or parked in violation of this section, together with proof that the defendant named in the complaint was, at the time, the registered owner of same, shall create a presumption that the defendant was the person who parked the motor vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft, when the violation occurred.
(D) This section shall not apply to currently licensed motor vehicle, trailer, recreational vehicle, or watercraft sales lots.
(E) A city code enforcement officer or police officer may, at the owner’s expense, impound any vehicle, if it remains standing or parked in violation of this section. In addition to the costs of towing and storage of the vehicle, the owner shall be responsible for payment of the expense incurred by the city in the administration and enforcement of this section.