In Anderson, the Police Department's traffic section, with the Chief of Police and Board of Public Safety, sets loading zones, truck-only, parcel-pickup, bus loading, and 20-minute zones by resolution, marked with signs. One loading space is allowed per business establishment.
Traffic Code § 72.27 authorizes the traffic section of the City Police Department, with the Chief of Police and Board of Public Safety, to fix loading zones, trucks-only zones, parcel-pickup, bus loading zones, 20-minute parking, and no-parking zones, all marked with appropriate signs stating the type and time limits (locations in Ch. 78, Parking Schedules V, VII, VIII). Loading and parcel-pickup zones aid merchants; 20-minute zones serve banks, the post office, and utility offices. Under § 72.11(C), only one loading/unloading space is allowed per business, and no sidewalk loading zone is permitted for an establishment that has a rear or alley loading zone. Trucks may back into the curb to load (§ 72.11(B)).
Loading-zone violations carry the standard parking penalty of $10 within 7 days, rising to $40-$500 in court (§ 72.99).
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