Under Texas Transportation Code Chapter 683 and Frisco Code Sec. 30-80, vehicles left 48+ hours on public property, or inoperable/unregistered on private property visible from street, may be tagged and towed after 10-day notice.
Frisco Police or Code Enforcement tags vehicle with removal notice. After 10 days if not moved, tow occurs. Owner notified by certified mail per TX Transp. Code 683.012. Vehicle auctioned if unclaimed after 30 days. Inoperable vehicles (flat tires, expired registration over 60 days, missing parts) on private residential property also subject to removal under Sec. 30-80(b).
Tow fee 200, storage 25 per day, plus 75 administrative fee. Unclaimed vehicles sold at auction.
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