(A) 
The Chief of Police is authorized and directed to designate within the city one or more parking spaces for the exclusive use of vehicles transporting temporarily or permanently disabled persons. The parking space or spaces shall conform to the rules promulgated under TEX. REV. CIV. STAT., Art. 9102, § 5(c), relating to the identification and dimensions of parking spaces for the disabled.
(B) 
Pursuant to TEX. TRANSPORTATION CODE, §§ 681.011, it is hereby provided that TEX. TRANSPORTATION CODE, §§ 681.011, as that section now exists, or as it may be amended, is made applicable to any parking space or area for the disabled on public or private property designated in compliance with the identification requirements referred to in TEX. TRANSPORTATION CODE, § 681.009.
(C) 
Any parking space within the city which appears to be properly marked in compliance with the identification requirements conforming to the rules promulgated by the State Purchasing and General Services Commission under Tex. Rev. Civ. Stat., Art. 9102, § 5(c) shall be deemed prima facie to have been properly so marked and authorized to have been so marked.
(Ordinance 273-88-02-09, passed 2-9-88)
(A) 
Except as provided in division (B) below, it shall be unlawful for any person to park or permit to park, or caused to be placed, stored, or parked on any street, alley or sidewalk within the city:
(1) 
Any vehicle with a gross vehicle weight in excess of 9,500 pounds, as determined by the motor vehicle registration records of the State of Texas;
(2) 
Any vehicle exceeding 24 linear feet in length;
(3) 
Any trailer, semi-trailer, boat trailer, trailer house, or other nonmotorized device or equipment designed or intended to be towed upon the public streets by means of attachment to a motor vehicle or other self propelled vehicle or equipment; or
(4) 
Any self-propelled motor home or other motor vehicle containing permanently installed sleeping facilities or human sanitary treatment or disposal facilities or both.
(B) 
Division (A) above shall not apply to:
(1) 
Vehicles actively engaged in service or delivery functions for the period of time actually engaged in service or delivery activity;
(2) 
Publicly owned or franchised emergency vehicles required by municipal, state or publicly franchised utility departments to be taken home by its on-call employees charged with making emergency utility repairs;
(3) 
Major recreational equipment, as defined in the zoning ordinances of the city, which is:
(4) 
Any trailer as defined in (A)(3) being loaded, unloaded, or otherwise prepared for use or storage during a period of time which does not exceed 24 hours; or
(5) 
Any motor vehicle or trailer being used for human occupancy for a period of time which does not exceed 24 hours; provided, however, that the Chief of Police or his designee, shall be authorized to grant extensions to such 24-hour limitation, not to exceed five days in any 30-day period, upon a finding of good cause shown;
(6) 
Trailers or other similar vehicles which are being held or used for the purpose of participating in any city-sponsored parade, festival or related activity during the period of time commencing 48 hours prior to such activity, and ending 24 hours after such activity; or
(7) 
A trailer having load weight carrying capacity of 3,000 pounds or less during the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
(C) 
(1) 
It shall be unlawful for any person owning or having control of any motor vehicle or trailer described in § 71.02(A), regardless of size or gross vehicle weight, to park or allow same to be parked at any time in the side yard or front yard, or in any area between the property line of the lot and the curbline or the edge of the adjacent street (nuisance strip) within any of the residential districts; provided, however, that motor vehicles and trailers may be parked only on the front yard or side yard with all wheels on permanently maintained parking areas constructed of:
(a) 
Concrete;
(b) 
Brick; or
(c) 
Asphalt.
extending from the curb, street, or alley in a contiguous course. This subsection shall not apply to those lots or parcels used solely for single-family residential purposes and located in the old town neighborhood and further described in exhibit A to Ordinance 974-08-10-28.
(2) 
For the purposes of this subsection it shall be unlawful to park any motor vehicle or trailer without having valid and current state registration attached in a manner prescribed by law.
(a) 
It shall be unlawful for any motor vehicle or trailer to block a sidewalk or public right-of-way.
(b) 
It shall be unlawful to park any trailer or recreational vehicle without securing the same by use of a parking brake or by chocking the tires with a device manufactured for that purpose.
(c) 
It shall be unlawful to collect trash, rubbish, tree limbs, building materials, or other debris material of any kind including but not limited to, appliances, upholstered and indoor furniture, automotive parts, metal, glass, paper, plastic, wood, brick, sand or rock on or in any parked trailer or motor vehicle, for more than twenty-four (24) hours, if such items are visible from the public right-of-way or adjacent property.
(d) 
The authority to enforce the provisions of this section shall be vested in the police department and with the code compliance department.
(e) 
For purposes of this section, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that the vehicle was, at the time of the offense alleged, owned by the person charged with the offense and that shall constitute prima facie evidence that the vehicle was parked or left standing at the place charged, by the owner.
(f) 
Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this section or fail to comply therewith shall be deemed guilty of a class C misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined not less than $1.00 nor more than $500.00. This offense is hereby declared to be a strict liability offense and the culpable mental state required by chapter 6.02 of the Texas Penal Code is hereby specifically negated and clearly dispensed with. Each day that the violation occurs shall constitute a distinct and separate offense.
(Ordinance 382-93-06-22, passed 6-22-93; Ordinance 894-07-06-26, passed 6-26-07; Ordinance 974-08-10-28, passed 10-28-08; Ordinance 1273-16-07-26, passed 7-26-16 Penalty, see § 71.99)
It shall be unlawful for the owner, agent or employee of any trade or business, including but not limited to any service station, garage, repair shop, manufacturer, or store, to permit, or cause to be placed, stored or parked on any street, alley or sidewalk in any residential area of the city more than one automobile, truck, trailer, or other vehicle held for use in connection with such trade or business while the same is awaiting being used, or after it has been used, or for the purpose of exhibiting the same for sale, for any period in excess of one hour. The foregoing shall not apply to vehicles actively engaged in service or delivery functions for the period of time actually engaged in the service or delivery activity and shall not apply to any personal automobile or other personal vehicle temporarily parked at the curb while awaiting the personal use of the owner or user.
(Ordinance 382-93-06-22, passed 6-22-93 Penalty, see § 71.99)
(A) 
It shall be unlawful for any person, partnership or corporation to park or allow to be parked any construction equipment or motor vehicles associated with a construction project within 30 feet of an open lane of vehicular traffic along roadways with speed limits in excess of 30 miles per hour during nonwork hours.
(B) 
It shall be a defense to prosecution that the construction equipment was at least 10 feet from an open lane of vehicular traffic and separated from that lane by barricades in compliance with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways as may be amended from time to time.
(C) 
Any person partnership or corporation who shall recklessly violate any of the provisions of this section or fail to comply therewith shall be deemed guilty of a Class C Misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be fined not less than $1.00 nor more than $500.00. Each day that the violation occurs may constitute a distinct and separate offense.
(Ordinance 1055-10-10-26, passed 10-26-10)
(A) 
When signs are erected in the following locations reading substantially, “no parking, tow- away zone,” it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to park or stand any vehicle or trailer on the following parts of streets at any time, including but not limited to Sundays and holidays:
(1) 
E. Oxford Dr.
On the south side of Oxford Dr. from 230 ft. east of the centerline from its intersection with Dessau Rd. to a point 390 ft. east of the centerline of Dessau Rd.
(2) 
Portchester Castle Path.
(a) 
On south side of Portchester Castle Path from a point 200 ft. west of its intersection with the centerline with Mammoth Cave Blvd. to a point 365 ft. east of its intersection with the centerline of Bandelier Dr.
(b) 
On the east side of Portchester Castle Path from a point 300 ft. south of its intersection with the centerline of Obed River Dr. to a point 40 ft. south of its intersection with the centerline of Obed River Dr.
(3) 
Pfluger Farm Lane.
(a) 
On the east side of Pfluger Farm Lane from its intersection with West Town Center Drive to a point 970 ft. south of its intersection with West Town Center Drive.
(b) 
On the west side of Pfluger Farm Lane from its intersection with West Town Center Drive to a point 970 ft. south of its intersection with West Town Center Drive.
(4) 
Terrell Lane.
(a) 
On the east side of Terrell Lane from its intersection with Town Center Drive to a point 800' south of Town Center Drive.
(b) 
On the west side of Terrell Lane from its intersection with Town Center Drive to a point 800' south of Town Center Drive.
(5) 
Justice Center Drive.
On the south side of Justice Center Drive from its intersection with FM 685 to 700' west of FM 685.
(6) 
Pfennig Lane.
On the north side of Pfennig Lane from its intersection with Swenson Farms Drive to its intersection with Black Locust Drive.
(7) 
Kingston Lacy Boulevard.
(a) 
On the south side of Kingston Lacy Boulevard starting at its intersection with Heatherwilde Boulevard and continuing to its intersection with Alnwick Castle Drive.
(b) 
On the north side of Kingston Lacy Boulevard where not marked as a parallel parking space starting at its intersection with Heatherwilde Boulevard and continuing to its intersection with Alnwick Castle Drive.
(8) 
Heatherwilde Boulevard.
(a) 
On both sides of Heatherwilde Boulevard from the Pflugerville City Limits (approximately 310 feet north of Cheyenne Valley Drive) to the Cheyenne Valley Drive intersection.
(9) 
Calply Drive.
(a) 
On both sides of Calply Drive from its intersection with Picadilly Drive to approximately 100 feet north.
(b) 
At each commercial access drive along Calply Drive, for approximately 15 feet either side of each driveway.
(10) 
Picadilly Drive.
(a) 
On the eastern and western sides of Picadilly Drive from it intersection with Grance Avenue Parkway to its intersection with Bishopsgate Drive.
(11) 
East Pflugerville Parkway.
(a) 
On the northern side of East Pflugerville Parkway from its intersection with Colorado Sand Drive to the end of the striped pavement approximately 300 feet to the east.
(12) 
Highland Park North.
(a) 
Including - Obed River Drive, Kingston Lacy Boulevard, Alnwick Castle Drive, Abbyglen Castle Drive, Edinburgh Caste, Stokesay Castle Path, Portcheester Castle Path, Busleigh Castle Way, Fyvie Castle Court, Blair Castle Court, Raglan Castle Path, Balmoral Castle Court, Kensington Castle Trail, Chrighton Castle Bend, Pendragon Castle Drive, Gladstone Castle Trail, Carlisle Castle Court, Rochester Castle Way, Dover Castle Lane, Old Wick Castle Way, Caisteal Castle Path, Windsor Castle Drive, Ripley Castle Cove, Huntingtower Boulevard, Stirling Castle Court.
(13) 
Heatherwilde Subdivision Streets
including:
(a) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Acanthus from its intersection with Sweetwood Song Drive to its intersection with Laurelleaf Drive.
(b) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Black Willow Street from its intersection with Acanthus Street to its intersection with Laurelleaf Drive.
(c) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Blue Willow Court from its intersection with Hughmont Drive.
(d) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Gazania Drive from its intersection with Sweetwood Song Drive to its intersection with Black Locust Drive.
(e) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Hughmont Drive from its intersection with Sweetwood Song Drive to its intersection with Black Locust Drive.
(f) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Laurelleaf Drive from its intersection with Sweetwood Song Drive to its intersection with Black Locust Drive.
(g) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Mayapple Street from its intersection with Hughmont Drive to its intersection with Canyon Maple Road.
(h) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Silene Court from its intersection with Hughmont Drive.
(i) 
On the northern and southern sides and eastern and western sides of Wild Orchard Drive from its intersection with Acanthus Street to its intersection with Laurelleaf Drive.
 
ROADWAY
LIMITS
A
Acanthus St.
From Sweetwood Song Dr. to Laurelleaf Dr.
B
Black Willow St.
From Acanthus St. to Laurelleaf Dr.
C
Blue Willow Ct.
Full Limits
D
Gazania Dr.
From Sweetwood Song Dr. to Black Locust Dr.
E
Hughmont Dr.
From Sweetwood Song Dr. to Black Locust Dr.
F
Laurelleaf Dr.
From Sweetwood Song Dr. to Black Locust Dr.
G
Mayapple St.
From Hughmont Dr. to Canyon Maple Rd.
H
Silene Ct.
Full Limits
I
Wild Orchard Dr.
From Acanthus St. to Laurelleaf Dr.
 
ADD ALT
LIMITS
J
South Heatherwilde Blvd.
From Pecan St. to South of Post Office
(14) 
10th Street.
(a) 
On the northern side of 10th Street from its intersection with 1200 10th Street residential compound entrance/exit for a distance of 290 ft., and 335 ft. on the southern side of 10th Street downstream the entrance/exit of the compound.
(b) 
On the east side of 10th Street, 1217 10th Street is 290 feet from the intersection with the 1217 10th Street school entrance/exit and 180 feet on the east side north of the school entrance/exit.
(15) 
Falcon Pointe.
(a) 
Including - Benhing Drive, Heritage Well Lane, Murchison Ridge Trail, Hanging Rock Drive, Anna Kate Court, Hayfield Square, Secluded Willow Cove, Brandon Keller Court, Sunken Creek Pass, Alison Ann Court, Gypsum Court, Gale Meadow Drive, Quantico Court, Cistern Cove, Stage Line Trail, Coneflower Cove, Tranquility Lane, Meandering Meadows Drive, Drifting Meadows Drive, Maiden Grass Drive, Quiet Meadows Cove, Copper Point Lane, Coppe Point Cove, Mallard Pond Trail, Spotted Owl Lane, Spotted Owl Circle, Chincho Drive, Cardinal Meadow Way, Falcon Village Lane, Silver Fern Lane, Gold Holly Road, Weeping Beech Lane, Ruby Lace Road, Crimson Apple Way, Dillon Pond Lane, Turning Stream Lane, Monarch Butterfly, Lone Star Ranch Boulevard, Blush Rose Road, Creeping Vine Court, Rough Berry Road, and Auburn Chestnut Lane.
(B) 
When signs are erected within temporary construction zones reading substantially, "no parking, tow-away zone," it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to park or stand any vehicle or trailer on those parts of streets at any time. The city secretary shall keep on file a schedule of temporary construction zones as approved by city council.
(C) 
When signs are erected on public streets specifically designated for parades or special events hosted by the city reading substantially, "no parking, tow-away zone," it shall hereafter be unlawful for any person to park or stand any vehicle or trailer on those parts of streets at any time. The city secretary shall keep on file a schedule of special events with designated no parking, tow-away zones as approved by city council.
(D) 
The city manager or his designee is directed to cause to be towed away any vehicle found parked or standing in violation of this section; and the owner of such vehicle shall be civilly liable to the person doing such towing for the reasonable cost thereof.
(Ordinance 1226-15-07-28, passed 7/28/15; Am. Ordinance 1249-16-03-22, § 2, passed 3-22-16; Am. Ordinance 1257-16-05-10, passed 5-10-16; Am. Ordinance 1260-16-05-24, passed 5-24-16; Am. Ordinance 1261-16-05-24, passed 5-10-16; Am. Ordinance 1278-16-08-09, passed 8-9-16; Am. Ordinance 1341-18-02-13, passed 2-13-18; Am. Ordinance 1347-18-03-27, passed 3-27-18; Am. Ordinance 1372-18-11-27, passed 11-27-18; Am. Ordinance 1384-19-02-26, passed 2-26-19; Am. Ordinance 1412-19-10-22, passed 10-22-19; Am. Ordinance 1437-20-03-10, passed 3-10-20; Am. Ordinance 1469-20-11-24, passed 11-24-200; Ordinance 1491-21-04-27, passed 4-27-21; Ordinance 1494-21-05-11, passed 5-11-21; Ordinance 1501-27-07-13, passed 7-13-21; Ordinance 1516-21-09-14, passed 9-14-21; Ordinance 1530-22-01-25, passed 1-25-22; Ordinance 1552-22-06-14, passed 6-14-22; Ordinance 1598-23-08-22, passed 8/22/2023; Ordinance 1639-24-10-08 adopted 10/8/2024; Ordinance 1649-25-01-28 adopted 1/28/2025)
(A) 
Any person convicted of violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and be subject to a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense. Each day of violation shall be cumulative and the foregoing penalty shall not be exclusive of any other rights and remedies which the city may have.
(B) 
It is a rebuttable presumption that the registered owner of the motor vehicle is the person who parked or stopped the vehicle at the time and place of the offense charged; and, a computer-generated record of the Texas Department of Transportation’s files showing the current registered vehicle owner is prima facie evidence of the contents of the record.
(Ordinance 273-88-02-09, passed 2-9-88; Ordinance 382-93-06-22, passed 6-22-93; Ordinance 1226-15-07-28, passed 7-28-15)