Bellflower enforces loading-zone rules largely through adopted Los Angeles County Code: parking in a commercial loading zone (15.64.020) and bus loading zones (15.64.110) is cited, with bus-zone violations carrying a steep $262 fine. State Vehicle Code curb-color rules also apply.
Bellflower does not maintain an extensive stand-alone loading-zone chapter; instead it adopts and enforces the Los Angeles County Code's stopping, standing and parking provisions alongside the California Vehicle Code. Under the City's parking-violation schedule, parking in a commercial loading zone is cited under adopted LA County Code 15.64.020 at a $52 fine, and parking in a bus loading zone is cited under 15.64.110 at a much higher $262 fine (mirrored by California Vehicle Code 22500(i), also $262). Passenger loading zones are cited under 15.64.120 ($52). Loading zones in Bellflower are designated by curb color and posted signs following the statewide California Vehicle Code 21458 scheme: yellow curbs are for loading and unloading of freight or passengers (commercial loading), white curbs are for brief passenger loading and unloading, and green curbs are for short-term limited parking. Red curbs prohibit stopping, standing or parking at all. Time limits and permissible activities at a loading zone are governed by the posted signage and curb markings. Because Bellflower contracts policing to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and runs its own Parking Division, loading-zone violations are enforced by those agencies. Commercial vehicles using loading zones remain subject to the City's separate oversized/commercial-vehicle limits in BMC Chapter 10.16.
Parking in a commercial loading zone is cited under adopted LA County Code 15.64.020 ($52); a passenger loading zone under 15.64.120 ($52); and a bus loading zone under 15.64.110 or CVC 22500(i) ($262). Curb-color loading restrictions follow CVC 21458 and posted signage.
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