Evidence Impound Tow Sample Clauses

Evidence Impound Tow. The CITY has only one (1) Contractor for evidence-impound tows and no other rotation tow Contractor should maintain custody over vehicles that constitute evidence, at any time. If an officer impounds a vehicle for evidence and a rotational tow is dispatched, it is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure compliance with section 22655.5 of the California Vehicle code. If it is determined that a vehicle is to be retrieved for any evidence purpose, the evidence impound tow company will respond immediately to pick up the vehicle, 24 hours a day/7 days a week, from any rotation tow company covered by this contract. Nothing shall prohibit the original tow company from allowing the immediate pick-up of any vehicle that has been changed to evidence impound. All associated tow fees incurred at the original tow company will remain with that company. The evidence impound tow company shall not be responsible for advance payment of any fees to the original rotation tow company. Once the evidence impound is concluded, the vehicle shall be released to the original tow company and their fees resume from that date forward. It is the originating tow companies’ discretion to accept delivery of the vehicle after the evidence impound is concluded. If delivery is declined, all tow fees associated with the original tow are forfeited and the vehicle remains with the evidence impound tow company.
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