Coral Springs, FL Parking Rules: Driveway Rules (2026)

Section 18-4 groups several parking restrictions together. Subsection (a) bans vehicular parking in dedicated public rights-of-way except where specifically reserved, applying seven days a week to trafficways designated by the city commission, streets adjacent to multifamily-zoned property, and any street the police chief finds needs a temporary or permanent restriction for public safety. Subsection (b) separately bars parking on unimproved private property without the written consent of the legal owner, and creates a rebuttable presumption in any prosecution that the accused lacked that consent. Subsection (c) is the grass-parking rule: vehicles must use paved or stabilized alternative parking surfaces, and parking is prohibited everywhere else, which covers front, side, and back yards without a hardened surface.

Enforcement under (d) runs through the Coral Springs Police Department, which tickets offending vehicles and affixes the citation directly to the vehicle. The registered owner is liable for the ticket unless they can show the vehicle was in someone else's care, custody, or control and furnish that person's name and address; a stolen vehicle or one used without the owner's permission is exempt. Willfully refusing to accept and sign a citation is a separate, arrestable offense under (d)(3).