§ 94.03 REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION.
   A rebuttable presumption exists that vehicles have been abandoned when any one of the following conditions exists:
   (A)   Weeds and/or grass undergrowth indicates to a reasonable person that the vehicle has not been moved, thereby permitting the growth to occur;
   (B)   One or more wheels are flat or missing;
   (C)   Portions of the vehicle which are needed for its operation or control are missing;
   (D)   Neighboring residents provide statements as to the length of time the vehicle has been standing in one place without removal, or statements that parts are taken from, or added to, the vehicle, which would indicate a salvage, garage or used parts operation;
   (E)   Evidence exists that provisions of the code of ordinances pertaining to zoning or to junk or salvage yards, are being violated; or
   (F)   No current license tag is present or visible on the vehicle.
(2002 Code, § 94.03)