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THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
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Definitions. In this Section the following definitions apply:
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Rotation System. A method of selecting a towing company from an authorized list for the purpose of towing a vehicle from one point to another. Once an assignment is made,
and the assigned tow is completed,
that towing company rotates to the bottom of the list.
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Enforcement Agency. [If a Memorandum of Understanding authorized by § 9-605(18) is in effect, the Philadelphia Parking Authority; otherwise, the]
The
Department of Licenses and Inspections
, and such other agency as may be designated by the Managing Director
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Rotational Tow Required Equipment. All of the following, provided that the Enforcement Agency may by regulation revise these requirements:
[Cell phone]
Smartphone with access to the internet, and capable of supporting applications as directed by the Enforcement Agency.
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Rotation method of tow truck selection.
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Upon receipt of a completed application,
and any other documents required by the Enforcement Agency,
and
upon
a determination that the applicant is a licensed towing company, the Enforcement Agency shall add the applicant to the list of towing companies approved for rotational towing.
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The Enforcement Agency may, pursuant to a contract, delegate a portion of the administrative responsibility for the rotational towing program to a third-party agency.
The Enforcement Agency
shall promulgate written procedures for how the rotational tow program will operate. Such procedures shall, at the least, provide for the maintenance of a list of approved towing companies, or for a list of approved towing companies for each of specified geographic zones of the City, and for towing assignments to be made sequentially to all towing companies on the rotational list.
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Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section other than subsections (15) and (16) (relating to towing of stolen vehicles), the [following towing and storage fees shall apply with respect]
Enforcement Agency may, by regulation, establish a schedule of towing and storage fees applicable
to vehicles towed under the rotational towing [system]
system,
which shall
[(the listed towing fees] include the Enforcement Agency's fifteen dollar ($15) administrative [fee):]
fee, and which shall not exceed the following:
Weight of vehicle
Towing fee
Storage fee (per 24 hour day)
Under 11,000 pounds
$[175]
215
$25
11,000 to 17,000 pounds
$[250]
290
$40
Over 17,000 pounds
$[360]
400
$75
Storage fees shall be accrued for each twenty-four hour day. Where a vehicle is stored for less than twenty-four (24) hours on any day, storage fees shall be in the same proportion as the fractional part of the day the vehicle is stored.
For each tow provided under the rotational towing system, the Enforcement Agency shall charge an administrative fee of fifteen dollars ($15).
In addition, the Enforcement Agency may require that an additional amount, to be set by regulation, shall be remitted from the towing fee to a third party agency with which the City contracts to assist with management of the rotational towing system.
[If a vehicle has been towed to a facility owned or operated by the Enforcement Agency, so that the towing and storage fees are paid to the Enforcement Agency, then the Enforcement Agency shall deduct its administrative fee before remitting the balance of the towing fee to the towing company. The Enforcement Agency may establish a procedure to remit such fees to towing companies on a monthly or other periodic basis. If a vehicle has been towed to some other destination at the request of the owner or operator of the vehicle, so that the towing and storage fees are not paid to the Enforcement Agency, then the towing company shall remit the administrative fee to the Enforcement Agency on a monthly or other periodic basis specified by the Enforcement Agency.]
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Member-by-member vote published for this action.
A motion was made that this matter be READ AND PASSED. The motion carried by the following vote:
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Al Taubenberger | Yes |
| Allan Domb | Yes |
| Blondell Reynolds Brown | Yes |
| Bobby Henon | Yes |
| Brian J. O'Neill | Yes |
| Cherelle Parker | Yes |
| Cindy Bass | Yes |
| Curtis Jones, Jr. | Yes |
| Darrell L. Clarke | Yes |
| David Oh | Yes |
| Derek S. Green | Yes |
| Helen Gym | Yes |
| Jannie L. Blackwell | Yes |
| Kenyatta Johnson | Yes |
| Maria D. Quiñones-Sánchez | Yes |
| Mark Squilla | Yes |
| William K. Greenlee | Yes |
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A motion was made by Councilmember Squilla that this matter be SUSPEND THE RULES OF THE COUNCIL. The motion carried unanimously.
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Marked unanimous; no member-by-member tally published.
A motion was made by Councilmember Quiñones Sánchez that this matter be Introduced and Referred to the Committee on Streets and Services. The motion carried unanimously.
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