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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for property owners in San Jose to tow vehicles from private property, as mandated by Chapter 6.66 of the Municipal Code. It details the application process, necessary fees, signage requirements, and legal obligations for property owners and towing companies. Key points include the need for a completed application, payment of fees, proper signage at entrances, and obtaining written authorization for each tow.

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