On County roads, parking is governed by Traffic Code Chapter 1120. Section 1120-020 adopts California Vehicle Code 22500 and 22500.1 stopping prohibitions, and Section 1120-100 lets the Board of Supervisors restrict parking on specific roadways by resolution and signs or curb markings. Civil parking penalties are set in Section 1120-110.
Vehicle parking on roads in unincorporated Sutter County is regulated by Chapter 1120 (Vehicle Parking) of the County Traffic Code. Section 1120-020 prohibits stopping, standing, or parking any vehicle in the places listed in California Vehicle Code Sections 22500 and 22500.1, except to avoid conflict with traffic or when directed by a peace officer or traffic control device. Section 1120-100 authorizes the Board of Supervisors, under Vehicle Code Section 22507, to prohibit or restrict parking on specific portions of County roadways by resolution; such restrictions take effect only after appropriate signs are erected, and in lieu of signs the County may use curb markings consistent with Vehicle Code Section 21458. Section 1120-040 bars leaving an unregistered vehicle standing on any County street, and Section 1120-050 requires proper display of license plates per Vehicle Code Section 5200. Section 1120-110 sets civil parking penalties, including 25 dollars for prohibited or restricted parking (SCOC 1120-100 and 1120-105), 25 dollars for improper parallel parking (CVC 22502), 50 dollars for a fire-lane violation (CVC 22500.1), 50 dollars for parking at a fire hydrant (CVC 22514), 150 dollars for an unregistered vehicle, and 275 dollars for disabled-parking violations. The County Road Commissioner is responsible for erecting and maintaining signs or curb markings. State Vehicle Code rules apply countywide even where the County has adopted no local supplement.
Stopping or parking in a CVC 22500/22500.1 prohibited location, parking on a roadway posted or curb-marked as restricted by Board resolution (SCOC 1120-100), or leaving an unregistered vehicle on a County street can draw a civil parking penalty under the Section 1120-110 schedule.
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