So i haven’t really looked at other towns, but West Seneca has this little law that states:
JUNK VEHICLE — Any vehicle, including a trailer, which is without a current inspection sticker, insurance, valid license plate or plates and/or is in either a rusted, wrecked, discarded, dismantled, partly dismantled, inoperative or in an abandoned condition.
and is also touched upon in another “code” as :
F.A junked vehicle may not be parked, stored or left in the open.
now yes, i can see why such a law is in place , so that people aren’t littering their lawn with old rusted out cars that they just collect with no real intentions of finishing them… and the law isn’t somthing thats actually inforced until someone complains about it.
So about a month ago my dad gets a court summons in the mail, about having “junk vehicles” on the property. He has my old Ford Probe that he was doing body work on, runs/drives and is all in one piece, sans the rear tails, and on the SIDE of the garage (which is concrete, its not sitting in the weeds etc) my dad has his old buick under a cover, not an eyesore by any means. The Probe was just taken to another relatives garage, so thast not an issue. So now my questions are, according to the exact wording of that law taken from the town code…
- how do they know its not registered (since obviously, its under a cover, they don’t even know WHAT car it is)
- how is that considered “out in the open”
Does anyone else agree? and is it somthing worth fighting? he has to go back to court this weekend, when he went in 2 weeks ago they told him that if the “junk vehicles” weren’t removed or in the garage that he’d be charged $50/day. Whats gonna happen to get the Buick in the garage, is my s14 will go outside, COVERED just like the Buick was, with plates on it. What the hell is the difference?
edit and 2 other random points… who complains about somthing like that in the dead of winter when its covered in snow anyways? and the judge is a huge prick, my dad asked to have till april 1st and the judge told him no :bloated: