<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 24-93. - Administration.</div>
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               (a)
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               <span class="ital">Private property.</span> The director of general services for the county shall be responsible for the administration
               and enforcement of this article as it pertains to the removal of motor vehicles from
               private property. When the term "director of general services" appears it shall be
               construed to include any ordinance employee as designated by the director of general
               services. In addition, the office of the sheriff of the county is authorized to enforce
               this article as it pertains to the removal of motor vehicles from private property
               on weekends, holidays or other times when the director of general services is unavailable.
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               (b)
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               <span class="ital">Public property.</span> The office of the sheriff of the county shall be responsible for the administration
               and enforcement of this article as it pertains to the removal of motor vehicles from
               public property. When the term office of sheriff appears it shall be construed to
               include all sworn officers as designated by the sheriff of the county. Nothing in
               this article shall be construed to limit the legal authority or the powers of the
               office of sheriff in enforcing any other laws or in any other way in carrying out
               their duties. Contract security may remove vehicles from public property for those
               locations they are contractually responsible to patrol.
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               (Ord. of 8-14-95, Â§ 3; Ord. of 8-22-16(1), Â§ 6))
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