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Verdasco 09-12-2016 08:17 AM

Rules for street parking if the sign is stolen / gone?
 
Found a spot near my girls house that has street parking but the sign is gone / stolen. Just a pole there with no regulations. Treat it like 24/7 free parking?

snails 09-12-2016 09:27 AM

You will probably still get a ticket but with no sign it will be easy to dispute if you are willing

6o4__boi 09-12-2016 09:34 AM

i could be wrong but city bylaw will still apply sign or not

asma123 09-12-2016 09:46 AM

I would say just park there. Worst thing that can happen you get a ticket but you take a picture and bring it in for dispute. Instant win

meme405 09-12-2016 10:55 AM

If a parking meter is broken, you are not supposed to park at it. And if you do, and you dispute the ticket you WILL lose.

I'd say this is similar in that you shouldn't park there. Otherwise I could see an epidemic where people tear down signs and just park where ever they like.

320icar 09-12-2016 10:56 AM

^^^ they do. It's very common for people to spray paint the sign if they get a ticket, and then can dispute saying they couldn't read the rules, city's fault for not proper upkeep

FerrariEnzo 09-12-2016 10:56 AM

I would just call up the city and ask them personally.. sure you can dispute.. but that also means you need to waste more time on something that can be avoided..

fliptuner 09-12-2016 10:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by asma123 (Post 8787487)
I would say just park there. Worst thing that can happen you get a ticket but you take a picture and bring it in for dispute. Instant win

Most people put more value on their time.

Dragon-88 09-12-2016 11:03 AM

If in Burnaby there is a bylaw that you can only park for a certain amount of hours(2or4) in front of a residential house. The property owners also have the right to send a complaint into the city to have parking enforcement ticket these vehicles. When a co-worker complained, the city just mentioned its up to the person parking, to make sure they follow all bylaws for that city. So city sign or not, if you get a ticket, it will be hard to fight depending on what the violation was.

In our case, employees have to pay for their own parking as we have a monitored paid lot. Some people choose to park a couple blocks down the road to avoid this, but they have been getting tickets for parking to long in a residential neighborhood. I cant recall what the exact violation is.

RCubed 09-12-2016 11:05 AM

What kind of sign was supposed to be there? If it was a no stopping or no parking sign because of access, fire hydrant, impeding traffic, youre gonna get towed anyways.

Verdasco 09-12-2016 12:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RCubed (Post 8787513)
What kind of sign was supposed to be there? If it was a no stopping or no parking sign because of access, fire hydrant, impeding traffic, youre gonna get towed anyways.

most likely 2hr parking area, no hydrant or no stopping area

6o4__boi 09-12-2016 12:09 PM

post pics of your girl and RS will make sure you'll get no tickets :troll:

JDMDreams 09-12-2016 01:05 PM

There's something in Vancouver too about this. like you can't park for more than 3 4 hours in front of a residential house or they can ticket you. I got a ticket before and asked about this. there was no signs anywhere either.

Dragon-88 09-12-2016 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cityofvan
Street-parking violations
Parking next to properties you don't own or work at: the "three-hour bylaw"
Section 17.6 (f): Between 8:00am and 6:00pm every day, do not park your vehicle for more than 3 hours in front of residential or commercial properties that you do not own or work at.
The 3-hour bylaw restricts all-day commuter parking to allow daytime access for residents to their homes and for business owners and employees to their workplaces.
Exempted from this time limit are:
Emergency vehicles
Consular vehicles
Vehicles with a SPARC placard, that may park in time-limited resident parking zones for 3 hours

Parking when there is no signage | City of Vancouver

The_AK 09-13-2016 12:57 PM

I always carry replica street signs with me. I remove the old sign and in place put the replica. Then once I'm done with my period of parking I take my step ladder out of the trunk along with cordless drill and replace it back to what it was originally.


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