Scottsdale regulates street parking under Revised Code Chapter 17, Article V (Stopping, Standing and Parking). Time-limited parking zones are posted and enforced. No parking is permitted in areas signed or marked for restriction by the city.
Scottsdale's street parking regulations are found in Chapter 17 (Motor Vehicles and Traffic), Article V. Parking time limits are posted on city streets, driveways, public parking lots, and public parking structures. Vehicles may not be parked longer than posted time limits in signed/marked restriction zones. The Old Town Scottsdale area has extensive time-limited and metered parking zones to manage the high demand from entertainment, dining, and shopping districts. Residential areas near popular destinations may have parking permits or restrictions to prevent spillover parking. Street sweeping schedules may require temporary no-parking compliance. Vehicles parked in violation may be cited and towed. The city's traffic engineering division manages parking signage and regulations.
Parking violations result in citations with fines. Vehicles may be towed from restricted areas.
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