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The document is a memorandum proposing an ordinance to amend the Urbana City Code by establishing a $25 administrative fee for police-ordered and commercial-relocator tows. The fee aims to cover city costs associated with processing towed vehicles, as required by Illinois law. The memorandum outlines the procedures for police-ordered and commercial-relocator tows, the process for collecting the fee, and the expected fiscal impact of generating approximately $28,000 annually. The recommendation is for the mayor and city council to approve the ordinance to help balance the city's budget.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Review the introduction section, which outlines the purpose of the ordinance. Ensure you understand the administrative fee structure for police-ordered and commercial-relocator tows.
Navigate to Section 1, where you will find details about the new administrative fee. Fill in any required fields related to your vehicle's towing situation.
Proceed to Section 2, which discusses relocator requirements. If applicable, enter information regarding your towing service and ensure compliance with posting fee schedules.
In Section 3, review and confirm the fee amounts listed for police ordered and relocator tows. Make sure these align with your understanding of local regulations.
Finally, check Sections 4 through 6 for any additional notes or requirements that may affect your submission. Complete any necessary acknowledgments before finalizing your form.

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