Section
Article I. Abandoned Vehicles and Boats
Division 1. Generally
12-1 Definitions
12-2 Immunity
12-3 Exceptions
12-4 Abandonment prohibited
12-5 Duty of owner
12-6 Failure of owner to remove
12-7 Removal authorized
12-8 Notice of removal
12-9 Redemption
12-10 – 12-19 Reserved
Division 2. Sale, Disposal of Abandoned Vehicles
12-20 Authorized
12-21 Disposition as junk
12-22 Sale at auction
12-23 Notice of sale
12-24 Redemption
12-25 Disposition of proceeds
12-26 Issuance of title certificate
12-27 – 12-29 Reserved
Division 3. Sale, Disposal of Junked Vehicles
12-30 Authorized
12-31 Notice
12-32 Disposition of proceeds
12-33 – 12-39 Reserved
Division 4. Removal and Disposition of Vehicles Declared to be Public Nuisances
12-40 Definitions
12-41 Nuisance vehicle unlawful; removal authorized
12-42 Removal of vehicle – Pretowing requirements
12-43 Same – Post-towing notice requirements
12-44 Sale of vehicle – Right to probable cause hearing before sale
12-45 Same – Procedure for unclaimed vehicles
12-46 Same – Disposition of proceeds of sale
12-47 Immunity
12-48 Exceptions
12-49 Reserved
Division 5. Abandoned/Junked Vessels, Generally
12-50 Purpose
12-51 Authority; scope
12-52 Definitions
12-53 Anchoring; docking; mooring: interference with navigation
12-54 Junked vessels prohibited
12-55 Abandoned vessels prohibited
12-56 Discharge prohibited
12-57 – 12-59 Reserved
Division 6. Enforcement Responsibility and Authority for Abandoned/Junked Vessels
12-60 Enforcement responsibility and authority
12-61 Penalties for violations
12-62 Disposition/disposal of abandoned vessels
12-63 Severability
12-64 – 12-69 Reserved
Statutory reference:
Abandoned vehicle ordinances, see G.S. §§ 160A-303, 160A-303.2
Nuisance abatement, see G.S. § 160A-193
ARTICLE I. ABANDONED VEHICLES AND BOATS
Editor’s Note:
This article is derived from an ordinance adopted June 5, 1991. The following statement was included with the ordinance:
“Section 1-7 of Division 1. and Sections 1-3 of Division 3. of this article [§§ 12-1 – 12-7, 12-30 – 12-32] do not apply when the vehicle does not display a license plate and the vehicle identification numbers have been removed or defaced so as to be illegible. Such vehicles may be destroyed or sold at private sale (without regard to value) after being held for 48 hours.”
DIVISION 1. GENERALLY
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