Whenever it appears that an inoperable motor vehicle is being stored in the open on private property, the chief of police or his designee may issue a notice of violation to the titleholder of the vehicle and/or the record owner or any adult occupant of the property on which it is located. Said notice shall state the make of the vehicle and, if known, the license number and VIN. The notice shall further state that the vehicle is inoperable and require that within twenty one (21) days, the vehicle be made operable, removed from the village or enclosed so that it is not visible from public property. The notice shall either be personally delivered or sent by certified mail, return receipt requested. Any person receiving such notice who does not make operable, remove from the village or enclose said vehicle shall be guilty of a violation of section 4-7-2 of this chapter. The fine for said violation shall be one hundred dollars ($100.00), plus any and all administrative expenses. A separate violation shall be deemed committed each day that the condition persists beyond the expiration of the twenty one (21) day notice. Thereafter, the village may file a complaint in the county circuit court for an ordinance violation. (2016 Code)