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<br />schedules establishing the amount of penalties payable without a court <br />appearance. <br /> <br />C. If the violator of a provision on stopping, standing or parking does not <br />respond to a notice affixed to the motor vehicle within the period set in such <br />notice by appearing at the municipal court and arranging for payment or other <br />disposition of the charge, or by mailing payment by means of the United States <br />mails, the municipal court shall send another notice by mail to the owner of the <br />vehicle to which the original notice was affixed informing the owner of the <br />violation or violations and the amounts due. If the mailed notice is disregarded <br />for the period set in such notice, and the owner has not appeared at the municipal <br />court and made payment or arranged for other disposition of the charge or made <br />payment by mail, the clerk of the court shall proceed with one of the following <br />options: <br /> <br />1. If there exists three or more outstanding parking infractions for the <br />motor vehicle, issuance, under seal of the clerk and order of the <br />municipal court, of a show cause order directing the owner of the <br />vehicle to appear and show cause why he or she should not be held <br />in contempt of the municipal court for failure to appear or pay the <br />fine for the violation; <br /> <br />2, Issuance, under seal of the clerk, of a certification that there exists <br />three or more outstanding parking infractions for the motor <br />vehicle, and upon issuance of such certification, the City may have <br />the vehicle towed and impounded or disabled by use of a parking <br />"boot" or similar device, in which case the owner will have to pay <br />the fines and costs related to the outstanding parking infractions, <br />and the costs of towing and storage if applicable, before obtaining <br />possession of the vehicle; or <br /> <br />3, Issuance, under seal of the clerk and order of the municipal court, <br />that any order for default judgment be reduced to a civil monetary <br />award, payable to and collectible by the City of Louisville in the <br />same manner as civil judgments generally, The municipal court is <br />hereby authorized to adopt rules governing the procedures used for <br />such civil actions, which rules shall be substantially similar to the <br />Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure used in the district courts and as <br />promulgated by the Colorado Supreme Court. <br /> <br />4, The municipal court is authorized to establish such additional <br />procedures as may be necessary to effect the provisions of this <br />section. The Police Department shall establish such additional <br /> <br />2 <br />