Residential parking permit programs allow permitted vehicles to park on posted streets beyond time limits. Annual permits available from Community Development. RPP program in effect in many Burbank residential neighborhoods.
All vehicles on Burbank city streets must be moved every 72 hours. Residential streets with parking restrictions offer permit programs. Not more than 3 permits may be issued per qualifying dwelling unit, increasing to 5 permits with proof that 3 or more non-commercial vehicles are registered to the address. Burbank's parking enforcement program issues citations for illegal parking, overtime violations in commercial and residential areas, 72-hour violations, and street sweeping infractions. Report immobile vehicles to the Traffic Division at (818) 238-3100.
Citations issued for 72-hour violations, street sweeping violations, overtime parking, and restricted area parking. Vehicles may be towed after extended violations.
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