Voluntary surrender of vehicles at the municipal scrapyard for their subsequent dismantling and permanent deregistration

• Printed and completed surrender form;
• Photocopy of national identity card (in the case of individuals);
• Photocopy of the articles of incorporation (in the case of a legal entity);
• Original vehicle registration document.
   

• Any OAC office
• Any office of the Local Police

• Vehicles parked in public spaces: 50% of the fee for removal of the vehicle (Tax Ordinance of Palma City Council);
• Vehicles held at municipal scrapyards: fee for removal of the vehicle + 15 days¿ custody (Tax Ordinance of Palma City Council).

The fee must be paid when the vehicle owner receives notification of the settlement at their address once the process has been completed.

• Municipal traffic ordinance, published in the Official Gazette of the Balearic Islands (Boletín Oficial de las Islas Baleares, BOIB), nº. 80, 5 July 2001 and modified by plenary agreement by Palma City Council on 26 September 2002, published in the Official Gazette of the Balearic Islands (Boletín Oficial de las Islas Baleares, BOIB), no. 126, 19 October 2002.
• Royal Legislative Decree 339/90 (2 March) approving the articulated text of the Law on Motor Vehicles, Traffic and Road Safety.
• Law 10/1998 (21 April) on Waste, modified by Law 16/2002 (1 July) on Integrated Contamination Prevention and Control.
• Royal Decree 1383/2002 (20 December) on the Management of Vehicles at the end of their Useful Life.
  

If the vehicle is parked in a public space, the printed surrender form must bear the exact address (street and number) where the vehicle is parked so that the tow truck can locate and remove the vehicle.

The City Council will manage the decontamination and destruction of the vehicle and process its definitive disposal and deregistration with the Provincial Traffic Inspectorate.

If the vehicle has been confiscated for any reason, the Provincial Traffic Inspectorate will not process the deregistration.

The surrender of the vehicle will not under any circumstances imply the cancellation of any debts, confiscation order or embargo to which the vehicle is subject: these will remain valid and pending resolution by the interested party.