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Why was I cited for having an Abandoned Vehicle? I did not Abandoned my Vehicle.

The Town considers a Vehicle to be Abandoned if it is found to be in Violation of one or more of the following:

·       Parked over 72 hours in the same location without moving. *
*(Not that we check every vehicle in the town all the time, but vehicles that remain
   unmoved for long periods show various signs, including collection of dirt, leaves
   and other debris on and around the vehicle. This does not mean that your vehicle
   will be cited if you go on vacation, however it is a good idea to call the town and
   let us know)

·       Parked Inoperable or in a State of Disrepair. *
*(Vehicles must be maintained in operable condition and with All Required Equipment
  to be legally operated under Maryland Law.)

·       Parked Unlicensed, Expired or without Valid Registration.

This applies to ALL vehicles parked/stored ON or OFF the street.


I have received a Tow Sticker on my Vehicle, can I move the Vehicle to my Driveway?

No, it is Prohibited to Store a Vehicle which is deemed Abandoned anywhere within the town, unless it is in an ECLOSED garage.

Can I place a Cover over the Abandoned Vehicle and keep it?

No, Covering of an Abandoned Vehicle does not change the fact that the Vehicle is in violation. Only storing the Vehicle in an ENCLOSED garage is acceptable.

What can I do if my Vehicle was Cited, but I just need a little Time to bring the Vehicle into Compliance?

The town is not out to make you get rid of your Vehicle, we are seeking to gain Voluntary Compliance with the Town Code.  If you get a Notice and can not have the relocated to another place, Contact the Town and Request an Extension. We will be glad to allow for additional time to bring the Vehicle into Compliance, provided that the time requested is reasonable.

How can I get rid of a Vehicle that was Cited for being Abandoned?

There are several ways you can get rid of your Abandonded Vehicle:
·       Donate the Vehicle to a Chairty:

           - Prince George's County SPCA
           - Melwood Vehicle Donation program

·       Donate your Vehicle to the Cheverly Police Department:
        We will be glad to take your donated Vehicle and give you a Tax Donation Letter.









    


Cheverly Executive Offices: 6401 Forest Road, Cheverly, MD, 20785    (301) 773-8360
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