Vehicles: homelessness.
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No
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows local governments to quickly remove vehicles posing an immediate threat to public health and safety, such as those lacking engines or wheels. It modifies an existing rule requiring a 10-day notice before removing such vehicles, eliminating the need for both a determination of public nuisance and a property owner’s release. The bill also clarifies procedures for notifying vehicle owners and addresses issues related to vehicle disposal and lienholder responsibilities.
Key provisions
- Local governments can now perform emergency summary abatement of vehicles creating imminent health and safety hazards.
- Eliminates the requirement for a 10-day notice before removing vehicles that are inoperable due to missing parts and determined to be a public nuisance.
- Exempts vehicles valued at $200 or less from the prior notice requirement, provided they meet specific criteria.
- Requires notification to the Department of Motor Vehicles within five days of vehicle removal.
- Specifies procedures for notifying vehicle owners and interested parties regarding vehicle removal and disposal.
- Addresses lienholder responsibilities and disposal requirements.
- Clarifies rules regarding vehicle reconstruction and operable status after disposal.
- Updates sections regarding vehicle removal and disposal procedures.
Who is affected
- Local governments
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