Logan, UT Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

Title 10, Chapter 10.52 of the Logan City code carries the overnight rules in § 10.52.170, headed Street Maintenance; Overnight Parking Prohibited. Subsection A sets the winter ban: no person shall park a vehicle on any street or city owned parking lot between the hours of twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight and six o'clock (6:00) A.M. of any day, beginning November 15 and ending March 15 of each year. The ban covers city owned parking lots as well as streets.

The code builds in one narrow permit. Winter parking permits can be purchased by property owners of legally existing nonconforming residential properties built prior to 1968, and only if those properties cannot physically accommodate legal on site parking. Permits are bought and renewed annually, with a maximum of two (2) permits per legally existing unit. The actual number depends on the existing off street stalls and any physical space available for more stalls. Permit fees are set by council resolution, and other conditions can be added administratively to minimize negative impacts.

Subsection C separately lets residents or visiting persons apply to the city for a period of all night parking on the street when emergency or other unusual circumstances require it and off street parking is not available. The city can authorize a vehicle to stay for a specified period for good cause, but only if a permit is issued and properly displayed.

Subsection D is a year round limit. No person who owns or controls a vehicle shall park it on any street, alley or city owned parking lot for more than a consecutive period of twenty one (21) hours unless the mayor or a designee authorizes it and a permit showing the authorization is visibly displayed. Section 10.52.210 adds posted time limits: where signs or markings are in place by authorization of the Municipal Council, no one can park longer than the time specified between the hours shown.