(A) No vehicle, with or without motive power, including, but not limited to, mobile campers, boats, motorcycles, mopeds, trailers, wagons or any vehicle designed for the conveyance of persons, property or animals, shall be parked on a city street or city right- of-way for more than 72 continuous hours. Enforcement officers may use any legal means necessary to identify vehicles that have been parked on a city street or city right of way for more than 72 continuous hours in violation of this section.
(B) One notice tag shall be deemed sufficient for persistent violators who engage in activities intended to frustrate or obstruct the officer’s identification method. An enforcement officer who finds or is notified of a vehicle or vehicle parts believed to be abandoned shall attach in a prominent place a notice tag. This tag shall include the date and time of the tagging, the address and phone number of the City Police Department, and the tagging officer’s badge number, along with a statement that the vehicle or vehicle parts are considered abandoned.
(C) This notice must also provide that the vehicle or vehicle parts must be removed within 72 hours.
(D) One notice tag placed by the city code enforcement and/or law enforcement officer on any given vehicle pursuant to this section shall be deemed sufficient and the city code enforcement and/or law enforcement officer shall have no further obligation to place additional tags on the same vehicle.
(Prior Code, § 74.21) (Ord. 50-1998, passed - -; Ord. 34-2017, passed 1-2-2018; Ord. 12-2018, passed 5-21-2018) Penalty, see § 75.999