Port St. Lucie has no blanket citywide overnight street-parking ban, but Chapter 90 deems any vehicle left unattended on public property or a road right-of-way for more than 36 hours an abandoned vehicle subject to towing, and unregistered vehicles are removable after 72 hours.
Section 90.01 of the City Code makes it unlawful to park, store, or leave unattended any motor vehicle on public property, including road rights-of-way, for more than 36 hours; upon city notice the vehicle must be removed within 36 hours or is subject to towing, and vehicles on property posted No Trespassing may be removed immediately. Subsection 90.01(b) provides that any vehicle without a current license plate or registration is considered abandoned and must be removed within 72 hours of notice. There is no separate 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. citywide ban in the adopted Chapter 72 text; overnight enforcement on residential streets generally proceeds through the abandoned-vehicle (Ch. 90), front-yard parking (Sec. 72.01(h)), and commercial-vehicle (Sec. 72.03) provisions. Deed-restricted communities and HOAs in Port St. Lucie often impose stricter overnight rules privately.
Vehicles violating the 36-hour rule may be towed to the nearest place of safety, with the cost of removal becoming a lien against the vehicle under Section 90.02. Parking citations under Chapter 72 carry a $25 fine plus a $10 surcharge per Section 72.99.
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