Logan, UT Parking Rules: Loading Zones (2026)
Key Facts
- Yellow curb
- Twenty (20) minute loading zone
- Red curb
- No stopping at any time
- Blue curb
- Handicapped parking only
- Who places markings
- City traffic engineer, with prior mayor approval
- Alley loading
- Only necessary and expeditious loading and unloading
- Bus zone buffer
- Within sixty feet (60') of a bus loading zone sign
Summary
Under Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.200, a yellow curb marking in Logan City, Utah means a twenty (20) minute loading zone, red means no stopping at any time, and blue means handicapped parking only. Once signs or curb markings are in place, no person can stop, stand or park in the zone in violation.
A. The city traffic engineer, subject to prior approval of the mayor, is authorized subject to provisions and limitations of this code and after an adequate study, to place, and when required in this chapter, shall place and maintain appropriate signs or traffic markings to indicate standing or parking regulations. Traffic markings designating zones shall have the meanings set forth in this subsection: 1. "Red" shall mean no stopping at any time. 2. "Yellow" shall be a twenty (20) minute loading zone. 3. "Blue" shall mean handicapped parking only. B. When appropriate signs or traffic curb markings have been erected or placed according to this section, no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle in any zone in violation of any of the provisions of this section.
Full Breakdown
Section 10.52.200 (Signs And Markings) gives the city traffic engineer, subject to prior approval of the mayor, authority to place and maintain signs or traffic markings that indicate standing or parking regulations, after an adequate study. Where Chapter 10.52 requires signs, the engineer shall place them. The subsection defines the color code: red is no stopping at any time, yellow is a twenty (20) minute loading zone, and blue is handicapped parking only.
Subsection B makes the markings enforceable. When appropriate signs or traffic curb markings have been erected or placed according to the section, no person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle in any zone in violation of the section. The section prints a duration of twenty minutes for yellow zones and does not print hours of operation, so the posted sign or marking at the curb controls what applies on a given block.
Alleys have their own loading carve-out in § 10.52.160. No person shall park a vehicle within an alley except during the necessary and expeditious loading and unloading of merchandise, and no one can stop, stand or park in an alley in a position that blocks the driveway entrance to any abutting property or interferes with the free movement of traffic through the alley.
Public transit buses get a separate zone under § 10.52.010A19. Parking is barred in any public transit bus loading zone, which includes areas adjacent to a red painted curb, between two signs designating a bus loading zone, and within sixty feet (60') of any sign designating the area as a bus loading zone. Buses engaged in an official function relating to intracity transportation of passengers are exempt.
Section 10.52.250 also bars placing a no parking sign on a street, sidewalk or building without the permission of the chief of police, so private signs cannot create a loading zone.
Violations & Fines
Section 10.52.290 prints $40.00 for violating signs or markings placed by order of the Municipal Council that prohibit stopping (§ 10.52.010A14), $45.00 for parking in a public transit bus loading zone (§ 10.52.010A19), and $45.00 for alley parking under § 10.52.160. Payment within ten normal working days of notice reduces the penalty by $20.00.
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