Butte County Municipal Code Art. VI Diagonal Parking in Paradise

It shall be lawful to park vehicles diagonally upon the following streets and places situate in Paradise in the county:

(a) On the west side Skyway, from Honey Run Road on the south to fifty feet north of Boquest Boulevard.

(b) On the east side of Skyway, between the Pearson Road and the approach to the service station now situate on the southeast corner of Skyway and Birch.

(c) On the south side of Pearson Road between Foster Road and Almond Street and between Almond Street and Olive.

(d) On the north side of Pearson Road between Almond Street and Olive.

(e) On the east side of Almond Street between Pearson Road and Birch Street.

(f) On the west side of Olive Street between Pearson Road and the alley running east and west in Block 1 of Paradise.

(g) On the west side of Olive Street between Pearson Road and sixty feet north of the east-west alley, Block 4, Paradise.

(h) On the east side of Olive Street from a distance of one hundred fifty feet south of the intersection of Olive Street with Pearson Road to three hundred thirty feet north of the intersection of Olive Street and Pearson Road.

(i) On the south side of Fir Street a distance of one hundred ninety feet from the intersection of said Fir Street with Skyway.

(j) On the north side of Fir Street a distance of 220 feet from the intersection of Fir Street with Skyway.

(k) On the west side of Clark Road, beginning on the north at the southerly boundary line of the Community Hall property and continuing southerly a distance of two hundred seventy-five (275) feet.

(l) On the west side of Almond Street in front of the United States Post Office.

(Ord. No. 462, § 1; Ord. No, 796; Ord. No. 1011, § 1)

The streets, roads and places in which diagonal parking is lawful in Paradise in the county are more particularly described and set forth in the map entitled "Automobile Parking in Paradise as Proposed by Paradise Committee" and dated February, 1952, and should there be any conflict between the designated places set forth and the map, the map shall prevail and control, and it is made a part hereof.

(Ord. No. 462, § 2)