Parking - For Sale Violations
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Under what condition will an officer immediately tow a vehicle?

  • The vehicle is parked on a public street without showing a 'for sale' sign.
  • The vehicle is on private property without a dealership license.
  • The vehicle has expired registration but is in running condition.
  • The vehicle does not have proper license and registration. (correct)
  • What must a vehicle meet to avoid violation if parked on private property?

  • It must display a valid 'for sale' sign and be insured.
  • It must be licensed, in running condition, and parked on any surface.
  • It must be licensed, in running condition, and in a paved driveway. (correct)
  • It must be licensed and parked in a public parking lot.
  • What action should be taken if multiple 'for sale' vehicles are located on quasi-public property?

  • To issue a Notice of Nuisance immediately.
  • To notify the vehicle owners to move their cars.
  • To contact the Nuisance Task Force Squad. (correct)
  • To tow the vehicles immediately.
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding vehicles parked on private property occupied by a licensed business?

    <p>Nothing in the policy refers to these vehicles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens if a vehicle does not comply after receiving a Notice of Nuisance?

    <p>The officer will tow the vehicle after 10 days.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the consequence if a vehicle is deemed unlawfully parked according to the applicable ordinances?

    <p>It is declared a public nuisance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the Omaha Police Department typically handle 'vehicle for sale' parking violations?

    <p>They serve notice leading to voluntary compliance</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What guideline is followed if there are no other violations for a vehicle parked with a 'For Sale' sign?

    <p>A parking citation will be issued</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of the guidelines established for 'vehicle for sale' violations?

    <p>To ensure consistency and fairness in enforcement actions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Parking for Sale Violations

    • Policy aims for fair and consistent enforcement of "vehicle for sale" parking violations, adhering to City Prosecutor's Office guidelines.
    • Focus is on resolving issues through notice, rather than immediate police action, whenever possible.
    • Consistency, conformity, and fairness in enforcement are key policy goals.

    Applicable Ordinances

    • 36-158(a)(1): Prohibits parking for certain purposes.
    • 36-161: Regulates storage of cars on streets.
    • 36-170: Addresses unlicensed and unregistered vehicles.
    • 36-231: Declares unlawfully parked vehicles as obstructions, misdemeanors, and public nuisances.
    • 36-232: Authorizes removal of vehicles.
    • 36-233: Outlines complaint and notice procedures.

    Guidelines

    • General guidelines are not exhaustive, needing specific responses in unique situations.
    • Contact the Nuisance Task Force Squad for assistance in complex cases.
    • Proper Parking: If parked legally on public right-of-way with a clear "For Sale" sign or window marking, a citation for 36-158 violation and a 48-hour tow notice will be issued; "Dead Storage" is marked on the tow notice.
    • Private Property Parking: Vehicle must be licensed, in running condition, and parked on a paved driveway (asphalt, concrete, or brick) for private property parking. Violation of 18-42 and 18-43 leads to notices. Non-compliance results in towing.
    • Multiple "For Sale" Vehicles: Placement on quasi-public property (e.g., large parking lots), for display purposes, should be reported to the Nuisance Task Force Squad.
    • Exception for Businesses: This policy doesn't apply to licensed motor vehicle dealerships.

    Additional Information

    • Omaha Municipal Codes 18-42, 18-43, 36-158(a)(1), 36-161, 36-170, 36-231, 36-232, and 36-233 are relevant in this policy.
    • Previous OPD Orders, including #36-00 and #92-16, are relevant.
    • CALEA Accreditation Standard 61.1.13 is applied in this policy.

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    This quiz covers the city's policy on enforcing parking violations related to vehicles for sale. It also details applicable ordinances and guidelines for consistent and fair enforcement. Understanding these regulations will help ensure compliance and address potential issues effectively.

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