Corona film permits requiring street closures need additional review by Public Works and the Police Department, with traffic control plans, detour signage, and uniformed officers at intersections. Notice to affected residents and businesses is required at least 72 hours in advance.
Film productions in Corona requiring partial or full street closures must include a traffic control plan in their permit application. The plan must be prepared by a qualified traffic engineer and include lane configuration, signage, flagging stations, detour routes, and pedestrian access. Public Works reviews traffic plans for safety and minimal impact to residents and businesses. Police Department staffing of intersection control by uniformed officers is mandatory for any closure of major roadways such as Sixth Street, Magnolia Avenue, Main Street, and Ontario Avenue. Officer staffing is billed to the production at prevailing rates. Notification of all properties on the affected street and surrounding area must be delivered at least 72 hours before the closure, typically by door-to-door distribution of a notice including production name, date, hours, contact phone, and parking impacts. Emergency vehicle access must be maintained at all times. Closures during commute hours (6-9 AM and 4-7 PM) are discouraged and may be denied for major streets. Productions causing damage to street surfaces, signage, or landscaping are responsible for restoration costs. Bonds may be required for high-impact closures.
Specific penalty amounts for this ordinance are not published in a publicly accessible fine schedule. Contact Corona code enforcement directly for current fines, enforcement procedures, and hearing options.
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