When an immobilization device is used, the Police Department
or its agents shall attach to the vehicle, in such form as may be
directed by the Chief of Police, a notice containing the following
information:
A. The location and identifying characteristics of the vehicle.
B. The date and time of placement of the device and signature of the
installer.
C. Notice that further parking restrictions will be waived during the
immobilization period for a period of three days from the date of
immobilization.
D. Notice that any person tampering with the device or the vehicle will
be subject to criminal prosecution and liable for any loss to the
Town.
E. The steps which the owner must take to obtain the release of the
vehicle, including the right to a post-immobilization hearing.
F. Notice that the Town may tow and impound the vehicle without further
notice if, after expiration of three days' time from the date of immobilization,
the owner of the vehicle does not make necessary arrangements for
the release of the vehicle.
G. Such other information, statements, notices and warnings as the Chief
of Police may, from time to time, determine to be appropriate.
No person shall attempt to or shall tamper with, deface, remove
or destroy an immobilization device or move a vehicle immobilized
as herein provided.
While a vehicle is immobilized as herein provided, any parking
restrictions of which such vehicle may be in violation shall be suspended
as they apply to such vehicle for a period of three days from the
date of immobilization.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall,
upon conviction, be punishable by a fine not to exceed $250 or by
imprisonment for a term not to exceed 15 days, or both.