Previously, LB banned car "for sale" signs in more areas
(June 12, 2002) -- The City Council passed it, and it's LBPD's job to enforce it: a revised LB city law banning "for sale" signs on cars parked on certain city streets. LBReport.com lists the streets below.
The City Council enacted a revised Municipal Code section 10.22.080 on April 30 with a 9-0 vote. Ignore the law and you could get a $25.00 ticket. (You really don't want to hand that money to City Hall, do you?)
LB formerly banned "for sale" signs on cars on roughly 100 streets, but the Council has reduced the "forbidden" areas, apparently seeking to focus on areas where there had been complaints.
ORDINANCE NO. C-7800
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONG BEACH AMENDING THE LONG BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE BY AMENDING SECTION 10.22.080 IN ITS ENTIRETY RELATING TO PARKING VEHICLES FOR SALE
The City Council of the City of Long Beach ordains as follows:
Section 1. Section 10.22.080 of the Long Beach Municipal Code is hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows:
10.22.080 Parking vehicles for sale.
No person shall park a vehicle with a sign or other writing indicating that the vehicle is for sale at any of the following through highways or service roads which connects directly with such through highway in the City:
1. Spring Street Service Road between Palo Verde Avenue and Studebaker Road;
3. Second Street Service Road between The Toledo and Naples Plaza;
4. Long Beach Boulevard between Ocean Boulevard and Anaheim Street;
5. Bellflower Boulevard between Colorado Street and Stearns Avenue;
6. Studebaker Road between Atherton Street and Wardlow Road;
7. Spring Street between Atlantic Avenue and Studebaker Road;
8. Willow Street between Woodruff Avenue and Studebaker Road;
9. Seventh Street between Alamitos Avenue and Redondo Avenue;
10. Redondo Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Anaheim Street;
11. Atlantic Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Tenth Street;
12. Atlantic Avenue between Wardlow Road and Market Street;
13. Ocean Boulevard between Junipero Avenue and Fifty-fourth Place;
14. Broadway Street between Junipero Avenue and Redondo Avenue;
15. Magnolia Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Anaheim Street;
16. Pacific Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Seventh Street;
17. Ximeno Avenue between Ocean Boulevard and Tenth Street;
19. Obispo Avenue between 7th Street and Anaheim Street;
20. Anaheim Street between Termino Avenue and Redondo Avenue;
21. Spring Street between Knoxville Avenue and Studebaker Road;
22. San Antonio Drive between Orange Avenue and Atlantic Avenue;
23. Cherry Avenue between Market Street and South Street.
The terms "park" and "through highway," as used in this Section, have the respective meanings set forth in Section 463 and 600 of the Vehicle Code of the State.
Sec. 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance by the City Council and cause the same to be posted in three conspicuous places in the City of Long Beach, and it shall take effect on the thirty-first day after it is approved by the Mayor.
I hereby certify that this ordinance was adopted by the City Council of the City of Long Beach at its meeting of April 30, 2002, by the following vote:
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Lowenthal, Baker, Colonna, Carroll, Kell, Richardson-Batts, Grabinski, Webb, Shultz.
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None.
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Absent:
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None.
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/s/ ELAINE M. MARSH
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Acting City Clerk
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Approved: 5/6/02
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/s/ BEVERLY O'NEILL
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