On county-maintained roads in unincorporated Ventura County, the Traffic Ordinance (Division 7, Chapter 1) governs parking, with curb colors controlling time limits (Sec. 7200) and prohibited-parking zones marked by signs or curb paint (Sec. 7220). A vehicle left over 72 hours can be removed under California Vehicle Code 22651(k).
Parking on public roads in the unincorporated county is regulated by the County's Traffic Ordinance, Division 7 (Control of Vehicles on County Highways), Chapter 1, supplemented by the California Vehicle Code. Section 7200 (Parking restrictions) ties on-street time limits to curb color: green zones allow no more than 24 minutes between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. except Sundays and holidays; red zones prohibit stopping, standing, or parking at any time; yellow and white zones are reserved for short loading. Section 7220 (Prohibited parking) makes it unlawful to stop, stand, or park in any zone where parking has been prohibited by ordinance or resolution of the Board of Supervisors when signs or curb markings give notice. Section 7235 (Parking on public or private property) prohibits parking in a private driveway or on private or public property (other than a highway) without the owner's consent. There is no blanket countywide on-street time cap apart from the state default: under California Vehicle Code 22651(k), a vehicle left standing on a highway for 72 or more consecutive hours may be removed. Beyond these county rules, statewide stopping/standing prohibitions in the Vehicle Code (such as red-curb fire lanes and crosswalk clearances) apply throughout the unincorporated county.
Typical violations are overstaying a curb-color time limit, parking in a posted no-parking zone (Sec. 7220), parking on private property without consent (Sec. 7235), and leaving a vehicle on a public road more than 72 hours (CVC 22651(k)), which exposes it to citation and towing.
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