Baldwin Park keeps vehicles over three tons gross weight off city streets except designated truck routes, where a two-hour limit applies (Section 72.21). Commercial vehicles over one ton are barred from residential zones, and vehicles over 6,000 lbs are restricted on commercial/industrial lots. Trailers can't be left standing unless attached to a tow vehicle.
Baldwin Park regulates oversized and heavy vehicles through Traffic Code Section 72.21 (Parking of Trucks, Special Use Vehicles and the Like) and Zoning Code Section 153.120.460. Under Section 72.21, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle exceeding a maximum gross weight of three tons on any street other than streets or parts of streets designated as truck routes, and even on truck routes parking is limited to two hours. The same section addresses long, low-mobility equipment: no person shall park or leave standing any trailer, semitrailer, trailer coach, pipe or pole dolly, special construction equipment or special mobile equipment on any street unless it is attached to a vehicle capable of moving it in the normal manner. Housecars, campers and business-advertising vehicles are also capped at two hours on the street. On private property, Zoning Code 153.120.460(E) prohibits storing or parking any commercial vehicle over one ton in a residential zone, and 153.120.460(F) bars vehicles over 6,000 pounds on commercially or industrially zoned lots except in a permitted off-street parking or loading facility. Section 72.21 exempts public-utility and licensed-contractor vehicles in active use and commercial vehicles actively making deliveries or hauling construction materials, and a resident may apply to the police chief for a permit where on-site parking is insufficient.
Oversized vehicles parked off truck routes, or trailers/equipment left standing detached, may be cited and towed by the Police Department Traffic Bureau under the Traffic Code. Storing over-one-ton commercial vehicles in residential zones or over-6,000-lb vehicles on commercial lots is a Zoning Code violation enforced by code enforcement.
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