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(A) The costs for removal and storage of an abandoned vehicle or parts not claimed by the person who owns or holds a lien on a vehicle shall be paid from the abandoned vehicle account under I.C. 9-22-1-30. The charge payable by the person who owns or holds a lien on a vehicle for towing, storing, or removing an abandoned vehicle or parts may not exceed $1,500. (See § 92.42).
(I.C. 9-22-1-25)
(B) The proceeds of sale of an abandoned vehicle or parts in accordance with I.C. 9-22-1-23 shall be credited against all costs incident to the removal, storage, and disposal of such vehicle.
(I.C. 9-22-1-26)
In no event shall the owner of the motor vehicle be charged for towing or removing the vehicle in excess of $150, nor shall the cost of storage exceed the sum of $40 per day. The storage charge shall be limited to the number of days of actual storage.
Statutory reference:
Establishment of procedures by fiscal body; establishment of Abandoned Vehicle Fund, see I.C. 9-22-1-30
(A) This section applies to sales of abandoned vehicles or parts by the town.
(B) The proceeds from the sale of abandoned vehicles or parts, including charges for bills of sale; and money received from persons who own or hold liens on vehicles for the cost of removal or storage of vehicles; shall be deposited in the town’s Abandoned Vehicle Fund by the Clerk-Treasurer.
(C) The costs incurred by the town in administering this subchapter shall be paid from the Abandoned Vehicle Fund.
(D) The Town Council shall annually appropriate sufficient money to the Fund to carry out this subchapter. Money remaining in the Fund at the end of a year remains in the Fund and does not revert to the General Fund.
(I.C. 9-22-1-27)
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