Parking Rules in Clark County, IN (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Clark County, Indiana.
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Street Parking Limits
Clark County's traffic code bars parking on the traveled portion of any county road and within five feet of it, blocking a travel lane in a residential or business district, or restricting access to an alley. Signs, markings and yellow curb paint control designated spaces, and violators face towing at their own expense.
Clark County On-Street Parking Restrictions
Some RestrictionsClark County Code of Ordinances § 70.14(A)
(A) Parking prohibited on county roads. (1) No person shall park, stop, leave or abandon any motor vehicle on the traveled portion of any road or highway constructed or maintained by the County Board of Commissioners. Further, no person shall park, stop, abandon or leave any motor vehicle on the county right-of-way or easement within five feet of the traveled portion of said road or h...
Abandoned Vehicles
In unincorporated Clark County, parking an abandoned vehicle or abandoned mobile home on land that has not been zoned or granted a special use for salvage purposes becomes a code violation once it sits there more than 24 hours, under Zoning Code § 156.48(F).
Clark County Abandoned Vehicle Rule
Some RestrictionsClark County Code of Ordinances § 156.48(F)
(F) Limitations on special uses. Only those special uses that are indicated on Table S.U., following this section, shall be permitted in the zoning districts indicated by the table. The placement of an abandoned vehicle and/or abandoned mobile home on any parcel of land which has not been appropriately zoned or granted a special use for salvage purposes and which remains on said parcel for more...
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