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Louisburg, KS Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

NDCBU buffer
No parking within 30 feet of mailbox clusters
Marking method
No-parking signs or painted yellow lines
Named streets
Shoreline, Broadmoor, Lakeview, Danford, Countryside, Peoria
Peoria exception
East side: restricted 30-minute parking only
Enforcement
Chief of Police erects required signage
Penalty
Class C Misdemeanor (§14-205(d))

Summary

In the City of Louisburg, on-street parking is barred within 30 feet of Neighborhood Delivery Collection Box Units and on several named streets, including parts of Shoreline, Broadmoor, Lakeview, Danford, Countryside, and Peoria Drives. City Code Section 14-205 lets the Chief of Police mark restrictions with signs or painted yellow lines, and violations are a Class C Misdemeanor.

(a) There shall be no parking on: City streets within thirty (30) feet of either side of all Neighborhood Delivery Collection Box Units, commonly referred to as “NDCBU.” Said no parking spaces shall be marked by a no parking sign or by a painted yellow line, or both. ... (d) It is unlawful for any person to violate any of the provisions of this ordinance and every person convicted of a violation thereof shall be guilty of a Class C Misdemeanor.

Full Breakdown

City Code Section 14-205, part of the Standard Traffic Ordinance as locally modified, bars parking on City streets within thirty (30) feet of either side of any Neighborhood Delivery Collection Box Unit, or NDCBU, with the restricted area marked by a no-parking sign, a painted yellow line, or both. The section also designates specific no-parking locations by name: the lake side of Shoreline Drive, the interior side of the curve on Broadmoor Drive, the east side of Lakeview Drive, the east side of Danford Drive, both sides of Countryside Drive south of South 5th Street East including the cul-de-sac, and the west side of Peoria Street between South Second Street and Amity Street.

On the east side of that same Peoria Street segment, Section 14-205(b) instead posts a restricted 30-minute parking zone rather than an outright ban. Subsection (c) puts the Chief of Police in charge of erecting the required signs and painted lines, and the restriction only takes legal effect once the markers are actually installed. Subsection (d) makes violating any of these provisions unlawful, and Section 14-201 confirms these rules modify the Standard Traffic Ordinance the City adopted for enforcement citywide. The Police Department enforces the traffic code from Chapter 10 and issues citations under that Standard Traffic Ordinance framework.

Violations & Fines

Section 14-205(d) makes it unlawful to violate any of the section's no-parking or restricted-parking provisions once the required signs or yellow lines are posted. Every person convicted of a violation is guilty of a Class C Misdemeanor, the classification the Standard Traffic Ordinance uses for parking and traffic infractions enforced by the Louisburg Police Department.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I park near a cluster mailbox in Louisburg?
No. Section 14-205 bars parking on City streets within thirty feet of either side of any Neighborhood Delivery Collection Box Unit, and the City marks the restricted zone with a no-parking sign, a painted yellow line, or both once installed.
Which specific Louisburg streets have no-parking restrictions?
Section 14-205 names the lake side of Shoreline Drive, the interior curve of Broadmoor Drive, the east side of Lakeview and Danford Drives, both sides of Countryside Drive south of South 5th Street East, and the west side of Peoria Street between South Second Street and Amity Street.
What happens if I park somewhere posted no-parking in Louisburg?
Section 14-205(d) makes it unlawful to violate any posted no-parking or restricted-parking provision under this section, and a conviction is a Class C Misdemeanor. The restriction only applies once the Chief of Police has actually erected the required sign or painted the yellow line.

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