Flagler County, FL Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Sec. 01(1)(q). Subsection (a) prohibits parking any vehicle in the paved or unpaved right-of-way of Daytona North's roads, and the ban is written broadly: it names commercial vehicles, private passenger vehicles, recreational vehicles and disconnected trailers specifically, and reaches all vehicles generally. The only carve-out is for emergencies as defined in the Florida Statutes. This is a district-specific rule, not a countywide ordinance; the code's general Article II, Division 1 on stopping, standing and parking, Secs. 29-26 through 29-35, is marked reserved, meaning Flagler County has no separate general on-street parking code for the rest of unincorporated territory outside Daytona North.

Enforcement runs through Sec. 1967, twenty-five dollars for a first offense, fifty dollars for a second, and one hundred dollars for a third or later offense, and if the matter goes to court that schedule doesn't cap what a judge can impose. The section was adopted by Ordinance No. 97-13 on August 18, 1997, and the code editor notes the ordinance wasn't drafted as a direct Code amendment, so its placement as Sec. 29-61 was an editorial choice rather than the drafter's own section number.