Vehicles parked on public streets for more than 72 hours or that are inoperable may be declared abandoned and towed at owner's expense. Inoperable vehicles stored outdoors on private property are addressed under nuisance provisions.
Hanford Municipal Code §10.16.030 allows towing of vehicles exceeding the 72-hour on-street limit. Inoperable, unlicensed, or dismantled vehicles left outdoors on private property may be declared a public nuisance under Title 8. Property owners may be ordered to remove such vehicles or face abatement with costs charged to the parcel.
Towing and impound fees; nuisance abatement costs for private property violations.
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