RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA
The City Council gave city staff the go-ahead last week to create “no-parking” zones of up to 500 feet without having to get council approval first.
City Manager William Talley said the staff had requested permission to designate the no-parking zones after receiving a number of requests from residents. Talley said most callers were concerned about people parking too close to corners and obstructing drivers’ views as they navigate the intersections.
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