Chapter 5.36 JUNKED MOTOR VEHICLES
Section 5.36.020 Definitions.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following terms are defined:
1. "Person" means any person, firm, association, partnership or corporation
and any agent of the
aforesaid;
2. "Storage" shall mean the leaving of a motor vehicle upon private
property for more than thirty days;
3. "Junked" motor vehicles shall mean any motor vehicles stored within
the corporate limits of the city
which because of any of the following characteristics constitutes a threat to the public health and
safety:
a. Any vehicle with a broken or cracked windshield,
broken or cracked window, broken or cracked
headlight, broken or cracked taillight, or any other cracked or broken glass;
b. Any vehicle with a broken or loose fender, broken
or loose door, broken or loose bumper, broken or
loose hood, broken or loose hood ornament, broken door handle, broken window handle, broken or loose
running board, broken steering wheel, broken or loose trunk top, broken trunk handle, broken or loose
radio
aerial, broken or loose tailpipe, or broken decorative piece;
c. Any vehicle which has become the habitat of rats,
mice, snakes, or other vermin or insects;
d. Any vehicle which contains gasoline or any other
flammable fuel;
e. Any vehicle which because of its location, position
or condition, or in any other way constitutes a
threat to the public health and safety.
4. "Enclosed building" means any structure or portion thereof built
for the enclosure of property
containing a roof and having exterior walls of the structure or portion thereof constructed in such
a manner
as to obscure from any street or adjacent property the contents thereof. (Ord. 84/T-2721; S-16881,
1971)