It shall be unlawful for any person who owns a motor vehicle to maintain a motor vehicle nuisance upon the open public or private grounds of any person or property within the City. A motor vehicle nuisance shall be declared if any of the following physical defects exist:
A. Broken windshields, mirrors or other glass, with sharp edges.
B. Broken headlamps, tail lamps, bumpers or grills with sharp edges.
C. Any body parts, truck, firewall or floorboards with sharp edges or large holes resulting from rust.
D. Protruding sharp objects from the chassis.
E. Missing doors, windows, hood, trunks or other body parts that could permit animal harborage.
F. One or more open tires or tubes which could permit animal harborage.
G. Any vehicle suspended by blocks, jacks or other such materials in a location which may pose a danger to the public property owners visitors or residents of the property on which said vehicle is found.
H. Any excessive fluids leaking from vehicle which may be harmful to the public or the environment.
I. Disassembled body or chassis parts stored in on or about the vehicle.
J. Vehicles that do not display a current valid license and registration.
K. Such other defects which the Fire Department determines to be a danger to the general public or property.
L. Motor vehicles parked, drifted or otherwise located which may interfere with flow of pedestrian or automobile traffic or impede emergency efforts.