Chandler enforces abandoned and inoperable vehicle regulations through Neighborhood Preservation. Vehicles on public streets or private property must be operational and currently registered.
Chandler's code addresses abandoned and inoperable vehicles on both public streets and private property. Vehicles left on public streets for extended periods without moving may be tagged and towed. On private property, vehicles must be operational and display current registration. Vehicles on blocks, without wheels, or in obvious states of disrepair are subject to code enforcement. Neighborhood Preservation investigates complaints about abandoned vehicles and issues notices to property owners. The city coordinates with towing services for vehicles on public right-of-way.
Abandoned vehicles on public streets may be tagged and towed. Inoperable vehicles on private property result in code enforcement notices with deadlines to remove or repair.
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