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Chapter 34 <br /> vehicle may be removed immediately upon notification to the <br /> owner that probable cause exists to believe that the violation <br /> occurred as alleged. <br /> (2) A police officer may remove or cause to be removed a vehicle as <br /> authorized herein without notice to the owner thereof whenever <br /> such vehicle is parked or abandoned so as to constitute an <br /> immediate hazard or obstruction to other vehicles on or seeking <br /> access to public streets or alleys, or so as to prevent or hinder <br /> repair to, or maintenance of, streets or alleys with temporary <br /> parking restrictions for that purpose, or when any vehicle is parked <br /> on any street, alley or other public property which lacks evidence <br /> of current, legal registration, visible from the outside of said <br /> vehicle, provided that notice as required in subparagraph(1) hereof <br /> is given to such owner, if the same can be ascertained, within 24 <br /> hours of such removal or if a vehicle is parked or located on public <br /> streets, alleys or right-of-ways in violation of Section 35 (C)or 35 <br /> (D)of this Chapter. If the vehicle is not currently registered, <br /> notice shall be sent to the most recent registered owner at the most <br /> recent registered address as identified by the Illinois Secretary of <br /> State. If the owner of such vehicle appears as provided within <br /> seven(7) days after such notice is given, or within seven(7) days <br /> of removal if no notice was given, as the case may be, and it is <br /> found that no probable cause exists to believe that the violation <br />