Mariposa County has no countywide loading-zone ordinance. Any loading or stopping restrictions on county roads come from posted signs and the no-parking designations in MCC 10.08.020. On state highways through the county, Caltrans and the California Vehicle Code control stopping and standing.
As a fully unincorporated, rural county with no incorporated cities, Mariposa County does not maintain a network of curbside commercial loading zones the way urban cities do, and there is no dedicated loading-zone chapter in the Mariposa County Code. Stopping, standing, and parking on county-maintained roads are governed generally by Mariposa County Code Chapter 10.08, and specific no-stopping or no-parking points are designated under MCC 10.08.020, 'Stopping, Parking, or Standing Prohibited Where.' Where loading must occur, drivers must comply with any posted signs and avoid designated no-parking stretches and obstructions to traffic. On the state highways that run through the county (State Routes 140, 120, 132, 41, and 49), stopping and standing are controlled by Caltrans and the California Vehicle Code rather than county ordinance. Businesses needing a dedicated loading or no-parking area on a county road would typically request that the Board of Supervisors designate it by ordinance under MCC 10.08.020, as the county has done for other location-specific restrictions. For questions about a specific road, contact Mariposa County Public Works.
Because there is no countywide loading-zone ordinance, enforcement is based on posted signage and the no-parking designations of MCC 10.08.020. Stopping or standing in a posted no-stopping zone, or obstructing traffic, can result in a citation. On state highways, Caltrans signage and the California Vehicle Code apply.
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