[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Meeting of the Town of Lynnfield
as indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
[Adopted 3-13-1967 ATM; amended 4-27-1981 ATM (Ch. 5, § 1, of the Bylaws)]
No occupier or owner of land shall permit any junked, stripped,
partially dismantled or wrecked motor vehicle, or parts thereof, debris,
junk, scrap metals or other waste material or waste products to be
stored, parked or placed on any premises owned or occupied by him
unless the same shall be within a building or area such that the debris
or other materials previously enumerated shall be unexposed to view
of the public or abutters, or within an area operated by a properly
licensed person or persons, or corporation for the purpose of selling
the same and is not in violation of any other bylaw of the Town or
rule or regulation of any Town agency or law of the commonwealth.
No occupier or owner of land shall permit more than one unregistered
used motor vehicle within public view or the view of abutters on the
land owned or occupied by him, unless such unregistered used motor
vehicles are used regularly on the premises or unless such unregistered
used motor vehicles are displayed by a properly licensed person or
persons, or corporation for the purpose of selling the same.
The Selectmen, either as a result of their own observations or of the receipt of a complaint from any individual, may, when a majority of the Board of Selectmen determines that a violation of this bylaw exists, notify in writing the occupier or owner of land on which such an offending vehicle, parts thereof or other material within the meaning of §§ 161-1 and 161-2 is permitted, to remove the same in or within five days from the date of the notice; delivery of such notice shall be made by mailing the same by ordinary mail, postage prepaid, to the last known address of said owner or occupier of such land. Every day that such an offending vehicle, or parts thereof, or other offending materials within the meaning of this bylaw shall be allowed to remain on the premises, commencing with the sixth day after the date of said notice, including Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, shall be considered a separate offense.
Each violation of this bylaw shall be punished as set forth in Chapter 58, Penalties and Enforcement.
[Adopted 11-15-1929 STM (Ch. 5, § 13, of the Bylaws)]
No person shall act as a collector of, dealer in, or keeper
of a shop for the purchase, sale or barter of junk, old metals or
secondhand articles in the Town of Lynnfield without first obtaining
a license from the Selectmen.
