(A) Whenever the Marshal of the town shall find any such vehicle placed or stored in the open upon public property within the corporate limits of the town, he or she shall issue an order to the owner of such vehicle to remove such vehicle within three days. Notice of such order shall be placed upon said vehicle. If such vehicle is not moved within three days pursuant to said order and notice, the Marshal shall cause such vehicle to be removed by a junk or salvage yard or wrecker service, the costs and expenses of such removal by the junk or salvage yard or wrecker service to be paid by the owner of such vehicle.
(B) Whenever the Marshal of the town shall find such vehicle placed or stored in the open upon private property within the corporate limits of the town, he or she shall issue an order to the owner of such vehicle to remove such vehicle within ten days. Notice of such order shall be placed upon such vehicle and copies of such notice shall be served upon any adult occupying the real estate on which said vehicle is located and also upon the owner of the vehicle. If there is no building on the real estate, said notice may be affixed elsewhere on the real estate. If such vehicle is not removed within ten days pursuant to said order and notice, and if said order is not stayed by the issuing officer pursuant to a written request showing good cause for a permanent or temporary stay, the Marshal of the town shall cause such vehicle to be removed by the junk or salvage yard or wrecker service to be paid by the owner of such vehicle.
(2000 Code, § 9-8) (Ord. 1967-2, passed 10-10-1967)