Parking Rules in Georgetown County, SC (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Georgetown County, South Carolina.
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Street Parking Limits
In unincorporated Georgetown County, it is a violation to park facing oncoming traffic, block the free movement of vehicular, pedestrian or emergency traffic, or stop within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. The Sheriff's Office issues parking ticket summonses carrying a $50 fine under County Code § 13.8-135.1 and § 13.8-135.2.
Street Parking Rules, Georgetown County SC
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown County Code § 13.8-135.1
(a)Interference with traffic, pedestrians or emergency services. No person shall stop, stand, place or park any vehicle upon a street, highway, publicly owned property, parking facility, bikeway, crosswalk, sidewalk or driveway in such a manner or under such conditions as to interfere with or cause a safety hazard to the free movement of vehicular traffic, pedestrian traffic, bikeway traffic of...
Abandoned Vehicles
Letting junk or disabled cars and trucks pile up on a residential lot in unincorporated Georgetown County is a declared nuisance under the county's Junk, Debris and Common Nuisance Ordinance. The Environmental Services officer can order the vehicles removed and, if the owner ignores notice, abate them and lien the property.
Abandoned Vehicle Rules in Georgetown County
Some RestrictionsGeorgetown County Code § 11-19(3)
Acts of nuisance. Shall include, but are not expressly restricted to: ... (3)The owner, occupant or the agent of any owner or occupant of lots, parcels or areas within the county in a residential area allowing junk, disabled cars, trucks, trash, waste and old lumber to accumulate and remain upon the premises as a possible harborage for rats, snakes and other vermin.
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