Ocoee defines abandoned vehicles as inoperable, unregistered, or parked over 72 hours on public property. FL §715.05 authorizes tow after notice. Code enforcement may cite owner and tow at owner expense.
Ocoee Code follows FL §705 and §715 for abandoned vehicle removal. Vehicles on private residential property that are inoperable, missing parts, or lacking current registration must be stored in enclosed garage or removed. 10-day notice posted before tow for vehicles on public streets. Junk or wrecked vehicles in yards constitute code violation regardless of coverage.
Abandoned vehicle on private property: $100 plus towing cost. Public street: vehicle towed, storage fees accrue, owner liable.
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