Unregistered, inoperable, or abandoned vehicles on private property prohibited in Schenectady city and most municipalities after 30 days. NYS V&T Law 1224 governs removal from public ways.
Schenectady city code requires removal of junk vehicles within 15 days of notice. Vehicles must be currently registered and operable or stored inside enclosed structure. County sheriff coordinates removal from public rights-of-way. Contact Schenectady County at (518) 388-4220 for enforcement. This abandoned vehicles rule under Schenectady County's parking ordinances applies to unincorporated areas of Schenectady County. For current statutory text, amendments, enforcement procedures, fines, appeal options, and any exemptions that may apply to your situation, contact Schenectady County code enforcement directly or consult the official New York municipal code library. Ordinances change periodically; always verify with local staff before relying on summary information.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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