"The Streets" wrote

I've had success in the past with a similar situation by contacting
the local board of health. If they can be convinced that it harbors
rats or some other health issue, they can often cut through any
red tape and get it removed.


My mother-in-law goes to Missouri every summer to visit her sister for three
months. During the time she was gone last summer, someone abandoned a car
in front of her house. We called, and they told us that the car could not
be impounded unless it was blocking a driveway or impeding traffic.

Well, just a little push, and voila! It was now blocking her driveway.

The car was gone in four hours.

Does this give you any ideas?

Steve