58-10 Amend Chpt 309, Parking Violations Bureau

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309.04 of this Code, the Parking Violations Bureau shall send notifications of infractions as follows: (1) If the person who fails to answer was the operator of the vehicle involved in the Parking Infraction at the time of the commission of the Parking Infraction and was personally served with the parking ticket, a notification of such infraction shall be sent to that person, and additionally if such person is not the owner of the vehicle, as determined from the records of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, a notification of such infraction also shall be sent to the owner at his most recent address appearing in such records; (2) If the person who fails to answer was the owner of the vehicle and was constructively served with the parking ticket, a notification of infraction shall be sent to the owner at their most recent address appearing in the records of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. (B) A notification of a Parking Infraction shall be sent within twelve (12) months after the expiration of the time specified in Section 309.04 of this Code for the making of an answer, shall be sent by first class mail, and shall contain all of the following: (1) An identification of the Parking Infraction with which the person was charged and the time and date of the Parking Infraction, which identification may be a copy of the parking ticket charging the Parking Infraction that was personally or constructively served upon the person; (2) An identification of the amount of the fines, penalties, fees and costs arising out of the Parking Infraction that are due; (3) A warning that the person must answer the Parking Infraction charged in the ticket within thirty (30) days or a default civil judgment in the amount of the fines, penalties, fees and costs due may be entered against the person; (4) A description of the allowable answers that may be made and notification that the person will be afforded a hearing before the Hearing F~caminer if the person denies in their answer that they committed the Parking Infraction; (5) An identification of the manners in which and the entity to which an answer may be made; If a person who is issued a notification of such infraction pursuant to Subsection (B) of this Section fails to timely answer, the failure to answer shall be considered an admission that the person committed the Parking Infraction, and a default civil judgment, and the amount of the fines, penalties, fees and costs due may be entered -6-