Coral Springs prohibits vehicular parking in public right-of-way areas under Section 18-4 of the Code of Ordinances, except in areas specifically reserved for parking. This is one of the stricter street parking policies in Broward County.
Section 18-4 of the Coral Springs Code of Ordinances provides that there shall be no vehicular parking in the dedicated public right-of-way areas within the limits of the city, except in those right-of-way areas specifically reserved for parking purposes. It is also unlawful to park any motor vehicle upon unimproved private property without written consent of the legal owner. This broad prohibition means that in most residential neighborhoods, parking on the street or swale in front of a home is prohibited unless the area is designated for parking. The policy is enforced by Code Enforcement and the Coral Springs Police Department. This strict approach reflects the city's emphasis on neighborhood aesthetics and safety in its predominantly planned-community residential areas.
Parking violations carry civil penalties under Section 1-8.1 up to $500. Vehicles parked in violation may be towed at the owner's expense. The Police Department issues citations for right-of-way parking violations.
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