Delray Beach defines abandoned vehicles as inoperable, unregistered, or parked over 72 hours on streets, or stored in disrepair on private property. Code Chapter 90 authorizes tow after 48-hour notice. Private property abandoned vehicles cited under property maintenance code.
Vehicle without current tag, flat tires, or visible damage considered inoperable. Must be stored in enclosed garage or removed. Streets: 72-hour rule triggers tag and tow. Police Department handles right-of-way abandonment; Code Enforcement handles private property. Contact Delray Beach at (561) 243-7000 for enforcement.
Street abandonment: tow + $150-$300 impound. Private property: $100-$250 notice, $250/day if unresolved.
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