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8387-93 Amending Article 4 of Chapter 13 Prohibitinf the use of Motor Vechices purposes of patronizing , Promoting and/or the commission of prostitution
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8387-93 Amending Article 4 of Chapter 13 Prohibitinf the use of Motor Vechices purposes of patronizing , Promoting and/or the commission of prostitution
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6/28/1993
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8387-93
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es04 8 *' <br /> ,� ////,,d : <br /> \�- ,, d 1.; City of South Bend <br /> , ��\� I���� a Joseph E. Kernan, Mayor <br /> %. 1865 <br /> Department of Law <br /> Richard A. Nussbaum, II, City Attorney <br /> June 7, 1993 <br /> Mr. Stephen Luecke, President <br /> South Bend Common Council <br /> 4th Floor, County-City Building <br /> South Bend, IN 46601 <br /> RE: An Ordinance of the Common Council of the City <br /> of South Bend Amending Article 4 of Chapter 13 of <br /> the South Bend Municipal Code Establishing an <br /> Ordinance Prohibiting the Use of Motor Vehicles <br /> for the Purposes of Patronizing, Promoting, and/or <br /> the Commission of Prostitution. <br /> Dear Mr. Luecke: <br /> I am attaching for filing an Ordinance subjecting motor <br /> vehicles knowingly used in the commission of prostitution as <br /> defined in I .C. 35-45-4-2, patronizing a prostitute as defined in <br /> I .C. 35-45-4-3, or for promoting prostitution as defined in I .C. <br /> 35-45-4-4 to seizure and impoundment . Whenever a police officer <br /> has probable cause to believe that a motor vehicle is knowingly <br /> being used in violation of this section, the vehicle shall be <br /> seized and impounded. <br /> Upon conviction for a violation of this Ordinance, the <br /> impounded vehicle shall not be released to the owner of record <br /> until a $500 . 00 penalty has been paid to the City and all <br /> applicable towing and storage fees have been paid to the towing <br /> agent . The hearing process spelled out in the Ordinance insures <br /> that no penalty will be imposed pursuant to this Ordinance <br /> without a vehicle owner having first received notice of his right <br /> to request a vehicle impoundment hearing. <br /> Your consideration and approval is respectfully requested. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> )e- I <br /> tames ' -a dwel <br /> `Administrative A sistant to <br /> Neighborhoods <br /> 1400 County-City Building • South Bend, Indiana 46601 • 219/235-9241 <br /> Thomas L. Bodnar John E. Broden Aladean M. DeRose Jeffrey M. Jankowski <br /> Jenny Pitts Manier Mary Hall Mueller Robert C. Rosenfeld <br />
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