Santa Paula restricts overnight parking on designated streets. Vehicles left on public streets during restricted hours may be cited, and the city enforces a 72-hour maximum for any vehicle on public streets.
Santa Paula enforces overnight parking restrictions through the Santa Paula Police Department. Designated streets prohibit parking during posted restricted hours, commonly 2 AM to 5 AM. Vehicles on any public street must be moved at least once every 72 hours. Overnight parking permits may be available for residents with insufficient off-street parking. Santa Paula's older downtown neighborhoods have limited parking infrastructure, making overnight enforcement important for traffic flow and street maintenance. Oversized vehicles, trailers, and agricultural equipment face additional overnight restrictions on public streets. Street sweeping schedules create temporary no-parking zones on designated days.
Overnight parking on restricted streets: $65 citation. Vehicles stationary more than 72 hours: tow notice and removal. Oversized vehicle overnight violation: $100. Agricultural equipment left on public streets overnight: $250 plus required removal.
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