BRM — Briarmont Municipal Code
The law of Briarmont Township and Hartwell County — 136 California offenses as they are charged here, plus the 11 local BRM ordinances. Each entry carries its citation, its class, the maximum fine and term, and whether probation or community service is available. Published with permission by the Hartwell County Sheriff's Department.
Vehicle Removal/Impoundment/Abandonment
CVC § 22651, 22658, 22851, 22669 - Infraction
- Maximum fine: $1000
- Maximum term: N/A
- Probation/parole at home eligible: Y
- Community service eligible: Y
Local authorities and law enforcement can remove vehicles parked continuously in the same spot on a public road for over 72 hours. Property owners or managers can have unauthorized or abandoned vehicles towed from private lots. At least 72 hours before the vehicle is removed, a peace officer or an authorized public agency employee must securely attach a distinctive notice stating the vehicle will be removed by the public agency. If the vehicle lacks an engine, transmission, wheels, tires, doors, windshield, or any other part or equipment necessary to operate safely on the highways, it may be removed immediately without posting a notice.