Any city law enforcement officer or code enforcement officer may remove personal property unlawfully stored as follows:
(A) The location of any personal property, including camp facilities and paraphernalia, shall be tagged and dated with a notice including the following:
It is illegal to store personal property in a city park, street, public parking lot, or public area, improved or unimproved and on private property without the written consent of the owner of that property. If this personal property is not removed by (specify at least forty-eight (48) hours from posting), THIS PERSONAL PROPERTY SHALL BE DEEMED INTENTIONALLY ABANDONED AND SUBJECT TO REMOVAL AND POSSIBLE DESTRUCTION. Remaining on the property after the date specified in this notice may cause further law enforcement action. Shelter is available at the following locations:
(list shelters in local area)
(B) The city law enforcement officer or code enforcement officer may remove any personal property still unlawfully stored or remaining after the posting period has expired, but shall leave a written notice at the location of confiscation confirming that a seizure has occurred pursuant to this chapter, and providing instructions on how to claim the property.
(Ord. 630, passed 6-6-2017)