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GENERAL INFORMATION REGARDING PARKING REGULATIONS
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Typically, you will get a parking ticket for one of the following:
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Parking in a handicap parking zone without displaying the placard or plate (10.06.030).
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Parking in a zone designated for emergency vehicles, even if you or someone else is in the vehicle or if you are parked for loading or unloading items (10.04.050).
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Parking in an area designated as a no parking zone (10.04.050).
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Blocking a public right-of-way or driveway, even if it is your own driveway (10.04.050).
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Parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant (10.04.050).
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To see a complete list of parking violations see section 10.04.050 in the Chubbuck
City Code.
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Except for handicap parking violations which are $50, most violations are $10
each if paid on time. You have three options available to resolve a parking ticket. First,
you may send a check payable to the “City of Chubbuck” in the envelope provided with the
ticket. Second, you may pay the ticket in person at the Chubbuck Police Department
office during normal business hours (we don’t accept credit or debit cards). Third, you may contest
the ticket by asking for a uniform citation and appear on the charge at the courthouse.
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COTANT PARK NEIGHBORHOOD PARKING REGUATIONS
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Cotant Park
has always served as the host of many of the City's most popular summer activities including
the annual Chubbuck Days celebration
and boy's youth baseball games. Unfortunately, this often leads to an
influx of vehicles all trying to park as close as possible to the action. In order to allow
the residents who live near the park the ability to park in front of their homes, the City has
designated the roadway directly in front of the residences facing Cotant Park a no parking without permit zone.
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Parking in the posted zones without a permit on display will result in your vehicle being ticketed.
The City coverted much of the southern end of Cotant Park into an off-street parking area to
accomodate more vehicles. In addition, there is a large parking lot located at the nearby LDS
church which is only a short walk from the park. Residents can get permits at the Police Department
during regular business hours for free.
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