Chapter 10.14 — TIME LIMITS FOR PARKING

The following time limits zones are hereby established in the downtown Jackson area.

• A. Parking on Main Street, from the intersection of Main Street and Highway 49/88 south to Water Street shall be set to be three hours.

• B. Parking along Water Street, from Main Street to McDowell Street, shall be set to be three hours.

• C. Parking in the parking lot on North Main Street, between the intersection with State Route 49/88 and North Street shall be set to be three hours.

• D. Parking in the parking spaces in the Civic Center parking garage, except for those spaces along the south wall and eastern area shall be three hours.

• E. Parking in the parking spaces along the south wall of the Civic Center garage shall be ten hours.

• F. Parking in the spaces in the parking lot adjacent to El Dorado Bank shall be one hour, except six spaces on the east side of the parking lot (four on the south side and two on the north side) shall be set at fifteen minutes.

Time limited parking shall apply in parking areas only between nine a.m. and six p.m.

Time limit parking shall not be in force on Sundays and holidays and at such other times as the city council may from time to time establish by resolution.

It is unlawful to park any vehicle in any time limited area between the hours of nine a.m. and six p.m., for the period longer than the posted time limit for the area.

• A. Overtime Parking. Any vehicle parking in a time limited area for a period of time exceeding the time posted is in violation of this section and the registered owner thereof is guilty of an infraction.

• B. Overtime Parking Continuing. Any vehicle parked in violation of subsection A of this section, and having been cited for that violation, is guilty of a separate and additional violation for each period it remains exceeding the posted time limit within any twenty-four hour period. The bail or fine for multiple violations by the same vehicle within any twentyfour hour period may be set at any multiple amount set for the first violation.

• C. Interfering With Marking Devices. Any person, firm or corporation, who in any manner interferes with the lawful enforcement of these regulations, by erasing or otherwise obscuring chalk marks or other marks or devices used by the enforcing officer to determine whether a violation has occurred, is guilty of an infraction.

• D. Fines and charges for violation of this section shall be set from time to time by resolution.