Los Angeles County Code Title 15, Chapter 15.64 governs parking in unincorporated areas. A vehicle left on a public highway for 72 or more consecutive hours may be removed. Oversized and 'nonconforming' vehicles face added restrictions in designated communities.
Under Los Angeles County Code Title 15 (Vehicles and Traffic), Chapter 15.64, a vehicle parked on a public highway for 72 or more consecutive hours may be removed by the Sheriff (§ 15.64.200). Commercial vehicles over a set weight are restricted from residential-district highways. The County's Nonconforming Vehicle program restricts oversized vehicles by width, height, or length in designated unincorporated communities where the program has been adopted. Specific time limits, permit zones, and street-sweeping requirements are set by posted signs and vary by community. Enforcement is handled by the Sheriff's parking detail. Check posted signage and the County Public Works nonconforming-vehicle map for local restrictions.
Vehicles left 72+ hours may be towed and stored at the owner's expense. Posted parking and nonconforming-vehicle restrictions are enforced by the Sheriff; penalties are set by the applicable citation schedule.
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