Six vehicle owners in the Prince Rupert area may want to check to see if their vehicles are where the left them, with the City set to demolish the half dozen abandoned vehicles within a few weeks.
The City advisory notes that registered owners have until May 20th to contact the City; with those making contact ready to provide proof of ownership; as well as to provide for payment of all outstanding charges and storage fees.
Should the vehicles go unclaimed by the 20th of May, the city has plans to dispose of them.
On the list of Six:
1979 White Bendix Motorhome -- VIN CGR3290104448
2000 Brown Chevrolet Malibu 4 door sedan -- VIN 1G1ND52J2Y6269499
2000 Grey Chevrolet Suburban 4 door SUV -- VIN 1GNFK16T26J139567
2000 Red Ford E350 Van -- VIN 1FTSE345YHB27818
2005 Brown Nissan 4 door X-Trail -- VIN JN8BT08VX5W104167
Blue Chrysler 200 4 door sedan -- VIN N/A
If the vehicles sound familiar and you wish to discuss their fate further, you can contact the Prince Rupert Landfill site at 250-624-5482
Removing derelict vehicles from city streets and other areas of the community has been a theme that Prince Rupert City Council has vowed to take action on in recent years.
It comes with a renewed focus by City Council towards cleaning up the city, particularly the City's downtown core area.
More notes on City Council can be explored from our Council Discussion Archive.
Cross posted from the North Coast Review.
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