§ 72.017 MUNICIPALLY-OWNED PARKING LOTS.
   (A)   Blocking access or traffic flow in parking lots. No vehicle shall be parked in any lot in any manner or of such size so as to block the free access or flow of traffic in and through any parking lot.
(2013 Code, § 20-230)
   (B)   Impoundment of vehicles left on municipally-owned parking lots. Any motor vehicle parked or left standing on any municipally owned or municipally leased parking lot for longer than 72 continuous hours may be removed therefrom and stored under the direction of the Police Department. Any vehicle displayed as "for sale" or deemed inoperable as a result of mechanical, tire, or license/registration issues that is parked or left standing on any municipally owned or municipally leased parking lot for longer than 12 continuous hours may be removed therefrom and stored under the direction of the Police Department. All costs of such removal and storage shall be payable by the operator or owner thereof. Any expense incurred therefor shall be in addition to the assessment of any fine or costs arising out of any violation of this subchapter.
(2013 Code, § 20-231) Penalty, see § 71.999
   (C)   Consumption of alcoholic beverages on municipal parking lots prohibited. The consumption of alcoholic beverages, beer or wine in any municipally-owned or municipally-leased parking lot in the city is prohibited at all times.
   (D)   Leased parking stalls in municipally-owned parking lots shall be subject to the terms of a lease agreement with the city and the lease amount set by City Council resolution. Vehicles parked in leased stalls that did not lease that stall may be removed therefrom and stored under the direction of the Police Department. All costs of such removal and storage shall be payable by the operator or owner thereof. Any expense incurred therefor shall be in addition to the assessment of any fine or costs arising out of any violation of this subchapter.
(2013 Code, § 20-233)
(Ord. 14216, passed 6-10-1985; Ord. 14388, passed 8-10-1992; Ord. 15080, passed 12-22-2023) Penalty, see §  71.999