Curbing Your Wheels When Parked on a Hill

For the safety of residents and their property, and pursuant to state and local laws, vehicles parked on a grade exceeding 3% must curb their tires.  (Per California Vehicle Code Sec. 22509 and Manhattan Beach Municipal Code Sec. 14.36.120)
 

• 22500 (B) Parking in a Crosswalk
• 5204 Current Registration Tabs
• 22507.8 Parking in a Disabled-Designated Space
• 22514 Parking near a fire hydrant
• 22500.1 Parking in a Fire Lane
• 22500 (F) Parking in the Sidewalk
• 22502 (A) Curb Parking

Common Manhattan Beach Municipal Code Vehicle Violations:

• 14.40.110 (B) Head-in Only
• 14.40.010 Limited Parking
• 3.24.060 (A) Expired Meter
• 14.36.050 (D) No Parking
• 14.40.060/070 Parking within the lines
• 14.40.160 Parking in front of and/or opposite garages and carports
• 14.40.110/120 Driving and Parking on Private Property
• 14-44-020 (A1) Curb markings to indicate no stopping/parking regulations
• 14.36.120  Parking on grades