Winter Park enforces 2-hour on-street parking downtown along Park Avenue with paid parking meters and permit zones in residential areas near Rollins College.
City Code Chapter 110 governs on-street parking. Park Avenue and side streets within the Central Business District are metered or time-limited to 2 hours from 8 AM to 6 PM Monday-Saturday. Residential permit parking zones exist near Rollins College to prevent student overflow. Parking is prohibited within 15 feet of hydrants, 20 feet of crosswalks, and 30 feet of stop signs per FL §316.1945. Overnight parking on arterials is restricted 2 AM-6 AM.
Expired meter: $25. Overtime: $30. Hydrant/crosswalk: $75. Permit zone without permit: $40. Booted after 3 unpaid tickets.
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