Boynton Beach Code §10-51 authorizes removal of abandoned vehicles after 72 hours on public property or 10 days on private property. Inoperable vehicles in residential yards must be screened or removed within 30 days of notice.
City Code §10-51 and §14-7 define abandoned vehicles as those inoperable, unregistered, lacking current tags, or parked over 72 hours on streets. Code Enforcement tags vehicles for removal; tow occurs after owner notification per FL §715.05. Private property abandoned vehicles (junk cars in driveways) cited under property maintenance standards requiring operable condition, current registration, and valid tag. Covered vehicles still count if covering exceeds 30 days. Palm Beach County Sheriff assists with title searches for unclaimed vehicles.
Public property: tow and impound, $125+ fees. Private property: $100 first violation, $250 second, $500 continuing. 30-day cure period before escalation.
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