Peoria prohibits parking tractors, semi-trailers, trailers, and buses in or adjacent to residential zones except during loading/unloading. Inoperable vehicles must be stored out of view. Vehicles on public streets cannot remain in the same spot for over 72 hours. Police handle street vehicles; Code Compliance handles private property.
Peoria's parking ordinance prohibits standing or parking tractors, semi-trailers, trailers, and buses on property or right-of-way within or adjacent to residential zones except during loading/unloading. On streets, vehicles cannot remain 72+ hours. Inoperable vehicles on private property visible from the street are nuisance violations and must be stored in enclosed garages or behind screening. ARS 28-4801 governs state abandoned vehicle procedures. The city contracts with tow companies for tagged vehicle removal.
Abandoned street vehicles face towing after 72 hours. Visible inoperable vehicles on private property result in nuisance citations.
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