Ordinance 1830-91 - Laserfiche WebLink

a. An itemized receipt of all charges for the services provided. b. An inventory sheet or copy thereof made out by the police officer at the scene of the tow and signed by the operator. c. All other records required by the Police Department. Such records will be available for inspection by the Police Department during normal business hours at the operator's place of business. 17 . The tow operator will sign an inventory sheet made out by the police officer at the scene. The tow operator shall obtain from the officer, and the officer shall provide, a signed authorization for the impound as required by RCW 46. 55. 080 (2) . 18 . Tow operators shall perform towing tasks competently. The standard of competence shall be that quality of work which is accepted as efficient and effective within the towing industry. 19 . No tow operator, employee or agent shall misappropriate, wrongfully convert to his/her own use, or abuse property belonging to another and entrusted to his/her care or storage. 20. Tow truck operators will use emergency lights to warn other motorists only when at the scene of accidents, disabled vehicles and/or recoveries. Such lighting shall not be used when traveling to or from the scene. 21. Tow truck operators shall be responsible for cleaning accident/incident scenes of all vehicle glass and debris. 22 . Specific operating restrictions and/or requirements, by truck class, are as follows: a. The standard air brake release tools (caging stud assemblies) required to be carried in the Class "B" and "C" trucks shall be used, whenever necessary, to preserve potential evidence involving brake equipment or adjustment settings. When an operator is attempting to move a vehicle equipped with locked spring parking brakes that cannot be released by external air supply, the caging assemblies shall be used to release the brake tension. Under no circumstances shall 12