Town of Old Saybrook, CT
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2023-04-04
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The Code
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 202 Vehicles and Traffic
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Article II Parking Violations
- Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 2 Aquifer Protection Agency
- Ch 5 Bidding
- Ch 8 Boards, Committees and Commissions
- Ch 12 Conflicts of Interest
- Ch 15 Council of Elected Officials
- Ch 20 Emergency Management
- Ch 23 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 27 Fire Protection Agreements
- Ch 30 Fiscal Year
- Ch 34 Justices of the Peace
- Ch 37 Library
- Ch 41 Officers and Employees
- Ch 44 Parks and Recreation Commission
- Ch 48 Planning and Zoning
- Ch 52 Public Health Nursing
- Ch 56 Referendum Questions
- Ch 61 Town Accounts
- Ch 64 Water Pollution Control Authority
- Ch 65 Wetlands Regulations, Fines for Violating
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 70 Adult-Oriented Businesses
- Ch 75 Alarms
- Ch 78 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 81 Animals
- Ch 85 Bazaars and Raffles
- Ch 89 Bingo
- Ch 91 Blight
- Ch 94 Building Construction
- Ch 99 Burning, Outdoor
- Ch 103 Cemetery
- Ch 110 Public Improvements
- Ch 118 Fees
- Ch 120 Fire Department Connections
- Ch 122 Fire Prevention
- Ch 128 Floodplain Management
- Ch 135 Historic District
- Ch 138 House Numbering
- Ch 144 Littering
- Ch 147 Loitering
- Ch 152 Noise
- Ch 159 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 166 Rental Housing Standards
- Ch 169 Scenic Roads
- Ch 170 Seasonal Dwellings, Conversion of
- Ch 173 Sewage Disposal Systems
- Ch 181 Solid Waste
- Ch 183 Stormwater Management
- Ch 185 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 189 (Reserved)
- Ch 192 Taxation and Assessments
- Ch 198 Truancy
- Ch 202 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 202 Art II Parking Violations
- § 202-5 Notice of violation.
- § 202-6 Deadline for payment of fine; failure to pay.
- § 202-7 Owner presumed to be operator.
- § 202-8 Establishment of tow-away zone.
- Ch 209 Waterways
- Part III: Land Use and Development Regulations
- Ch 301 Inland Wetland Regulations
- Ch 302 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 303 Zoning
- Part IV: Other Regulations
- Ch 401 Beach Regulations
- Ch 402 Park and Recreation Area Regulations
- Ch 403 Design and Construction Specifications
- Appendix
- Ch A500 Special Acts
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Adopted 11-24-1980 by Ord. No. 28 of
the 1980 Code]
Whenever any vehicle is found parked in violation
of any parking regulation established by the Board of Police Commissioners,
pursuant to statutory authority, a police officer shall attach to
such vehicle a notice to the owner or operator thereof stating that
such vehicle has been parked unlawfully and instructing such owner
or operator to report to police headquarters in regard to such violation.
Within seven days of the time when such notice
is attached to such vehicle, each such owner or operator shall pay
to the Police Department for deposit to the general fund, as a penalty
for and in full satisfaction of such violation, the sum that shall
have been established as the penalty for such violation by the Board
of Police Commissioners. In the event that this fine is not received
within seven days of the violation, the fine shall automatically increase
to such sum as the Board of Police Commissioners shall have established.
In any proceeding or prosecution for unlawful
parking, the registered owner of the vehicle so parked shall be presumed
to be the operator thereof and prima facie guilty of having parked
unlawfully.
The Police Commission may, upon petition by
a property owner, establish a privately owned and maintained parking
area as a tow away zone.
