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Lehi, UT Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Limit
48 consecutive hours per street
Applies to
any public street
Enforcement
police-ordered tow at owner expense
Owner liability
presumed responsible regardless of driver
Fee
set annually in city civil fines schedule
Amended
Ordinance 52-2025 (8-26-2025)

Summary

Lehi bars parking any vehicle on a public street for more than a consecutive 48-hour period under City Code section 7-1-1.A. Police can have a vehicle towed at the owner's expense once it exceeds the limit, and the registered owner is presumed responsible for the fee set in the city's civil fines schedule.

A. More Than Forty Eight Hours: No person shall park a vehicle on any street for more than a consecutive forty eight (48) hour period.

Full Breakdown

City Code section 7-1-1.A sets Lehi's baseline on-street parking limit: 'No person shall park a vehicle on any street for more than a consecutive forty eight (48) hour period.' The limit applies citywide to any public street and runs continuously, so the rule measures a single 'consecutive' period rather than resetting each time the vehicle is moved a short distance.

The section, adopted by Ordinance 8-10-10.6 in 2010 and last amended by Ordinance 52-2025 on August 26, 2025, gives officers explicit towing authority: 'Whenever any police officer finds a vehicle upon a street in violation of the provisions of this section, the officer is authorized to have the vehicle removed at the expense of the registered owner of the vehicle.' The registered owner is 'prima facie responsible for such violation and liable for payment of the applicable fee' even if someone else was driving. The fee itself is not fixed in the code; the section sets it 'as adopted annually by the city council in the city civil fines schedule,' charged in addition to any towing and storage cost, and a separate infraction is deemed committed for each day the vehicle remains in violation.

Violations & Fines

Leaving a vehicle on a Lehi street past the 48-hour limit exposes the registered owner to a civil fine set annually in the city's fines schedule, plus towing and storage costs if police have the vehicle removed; each additional day is a separate infraction.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long can I park on a Lehi street?
Up to 48 consecutive hours. Section 7-1-1.A makes it unlawful to park a vehicle on any street 'for more than a consecutive forty eight (48) hour period,' after which the vehicle is subject to towing at the registered owner's expense.
Who is responsible for a Lehi parking ticket if I loaned my car to someone?
You are. The section makes the person in whose name the vehicle is registered 'prima facie responsible for such violation and liable for payment of the applicable fee,' regardless of who was actually driving or parked it.
Can Lehi tow my car for overstaying the 48-hour limit?
Yes. The section authorizes any police officer who finds a vehicle in violation to have it removed at the registered owner's expense, in addition to the civil fine set in the city's annual fines schedule.

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