As of today, you will actually have to pay that ticket on your car windshield.
The City of West Hollywood on March 16 suspended enforcement of various parking regulations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. On June 15, it began enforcing them with warnings, but not fines. As of today, the fines will be levied.
Those previously suspended regulations included requiring permits for parking during certain hours in certain residential area and bans on parking in commuting corridors like Fountain Avenue during rush hours (7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.). The city already had begun issuing tickets to cars parked at expired meters. Safety violations such as blocking driveways or fire hydrants were not suspended
Until Aug. 31, the city will continue to allow residents with valid resident or guest parking permits to park at nearby parking meters for free during street sweeping hours. Vehicles must have a permit displayed and may park up to 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after the posted hours for street sweeping at the address where the permit is registered.
Motorists will have 21 days to contest or appeal before the citation becomes delinquent.
It makes no sense. The City has 30,000 residents (give or take) and until Corona, an avarage non holiday weekend would bring in 150,000 people for dining, drinking, clubbing, bars, events hence parking is a Crisis due to non residents coming to spend money in WeHo ..Even weekdays have huge retaile purchasers driving in out all day (an parking) With virtually all retail closed, there is always empty streets and only a few cars parked on residential blocks. Any ticket given now will be a ticket on a WeHo resident. With finical Crisis and housing, food, medical inscurty a real… Read more »
Suspend all parking regulations at once. Since you’re locking us down again and making us put masks on you need to take away the parking restrictions at once.
I gotta say, that while permit parking restrictions were not being enforced, here on the Eastside there were NO parking spaces available. As of yesterday, now that the city is again enforcing, we have some (not a lot!) open spaces. I think people who don’t live in the area were utilizing our street parking.
It is much too early to do this
of course. it’s the only thing that works in this city. rioting and looting is fine……but parking will be enforced.