[VIDEO] Clark To Begin Crackdown on Residents Storing Disabled Vehicles
An investigation revealed 39 disabled vehicles being stored at 22 properties, said Clark BA John Laezza.
After investigating a complaint from a resident about disabled vehicles on a neighbor's property, Clark officials decided to take stock of what other residents were storing disable vehicles, which is a violation of town code. At Monday night's Clark Council meeting, Business Administrator John Laezza said that police found 39 disabled vehicles – including vehicles with four flat tires, no license plates, rust and other offenses – on 22 properties in town. "Neighbors shouldn't have to live next to facilities like that," said Laezza. "We're going to go after them." See the town code regarding disabled vehicles below and in a full PDF in our gallery, right. § 343-2. Findings. A. It is hereby declared that the keeping, storage or abandonment …
Barbara Emmanouilidis
3:36 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
It's about time they start enforcing some rules. The town is going to hell. Garbage cans all over the streets people leave them for days, my neighbor knocked down an old garage and was supposed to rebuild a new one, it's been two years and he uses a van at the back of his driveway for a garage. We also have street signs for alternate side of the street parking. Some have fallen down or leaning … more ›