Apple Valley's code does not set a general town-wide on-street time limit; instead, Municipal Code Chapter 12.37 designates specific no-parking and no-stopping zones (bus stops, school frontages, fire-station frontages). Elsewhere, the San Bernardino County Sheriff enforces the California Vehicle Code on Town streets.
Rather than a blanket residential parking-permit or hourly scheme, the Town of Apple Valley regulates street parking through enumerated restricted locations. Municipal Code section 12.37.010 lists exact no-parking zones, including stretches of Navajo Road, Headquarters Drive in front of the Headquarters Fire Station, Apple Valley Road near Bear Valley Road, and numerous Route 4 and Route 5 bus stops. Section 12.37.020 lists no-stopping zones, several tied to school arrival and dismissal windows on streets such as Sandia, Havasu, Mesquite and Thunderbird Roads. These restrictions apply to all vehicles, including commercial vehicles otherwise governed by Chapter 12.38. Violations are enforced by the Town Manager or designee under section 12.37.040, and each day of violation is a separate offense (12.37.030). Apple Valley contracts its policing to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department (Apple Valley Station, 14931 Dale Evans Parkway), which enforces the California Vehicle Code on Town streets for everyday parking and obstruction issues. The Town's code does not establish a street-sweeping parking-restriction program, so there are no posted street-sweeping no-park hours to track.
Parking in a designated no-parking or no-stopping zone violates Chapter 12.37 and can be cited; each day is a separate offense. General on-street violations are handled by the Sheriff under the Vehicle Code.
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