service, notices or citations with respect to violations of
State or local parking laws detected by the use of automated
license plate reader systems may be served by first class mail.
The following provisions shall apply to service by mail under
this subsection:
(1) The notice of violation or citation must be mailed
within two business days of the commission of the violation
to the address of the registered owner.
(2) Notice of violation or citation must be sent by
first class mail.
(3) A manual or automatic record of the mailing prepared
in the ordinary course of business shall be prima facie
evidence of mailing and shall be admissible in any judicial
or administrative proceeding as to the facts contained in it.
(4) For purposes of effectuating the powers set forth in
this subsection, a parking authority in the city of the
second class shall be deemed an authorized user of the
Pennsylvania Justice Network under section 6328 (relating to
admissibility of department records).
(c) Cities of the second class.--In cities of the second
class, the display on any parked motor vehicle of a registration
plate which is obscured in any manner shall be deemed to be a
parking violation for purposes of section 6301 (relating to
prosecutions under local ordinances superseded by title) and may
be enforced by a parking authority in the cities of the second
class.
(d) Evidence of violation.--A certificate or a facsimile of
a certificate based upon inspection of captured data sworn to or
affirmed by an employee of the government entity shall be prima
facie evidence of the facts contained in the certificate.
Captured data evidencing a violation of a State or local parking
law shall be admissible in any judicial or administrative
proceeding to adjudicate the liability for the violation.
Amend Bill, page 7, line 15, by striking out "7006." and
inserting
7007.
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