Largo Chapter 11, Article III requires inoperable or unlicensed vehicles to be stored inside a fully enclosed structure, while Florida Statutes Chapter 705 governs abandonment, removal, and disposal of derelict vehicles.
Largo Code of Ordinances Chapter 11, Article III prohibits storing inoperable, unlicensed, or derelict vehicles in residential yards, driveways, or rights-of-way; such vehicles must be kept inside a fully enclosed structure such as a garage. Vehicles parked or left on public property without authorization, or on private property without the owner's consent, are subject to removal under Florida Statutes Chapter 705 (Lost or Abandoned Property), including Section 705.103 procedures for tagging, towing, and disposal. Largo Police and Community Standards officers investigate complaints, mark suspect vehicles, and coordinate towing through approved wreckers when statutory notice periods expire.
Property owners receive a notice of violation requiring enclosure or removal; non-compliance triggers Code Enforcement Board fines and may result in towing at the owner's expense under Florida Statute 705.103.
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