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Parking tickets fail to deter scores of visitors to parks, trails in Tiburon

Writer's picture: Hannah WeikelHannah Weikel

Increasingly warm weather continues to drive people to the Tiburon Peninsula to use parks and open spaces despite the shelter-in-place order and closures to motorized traffic, and Tiburon police say the $45 parking tickets they’ve been doling out to rule-breakers don’t appear to be much of a deterrent. From April 10, when Tiburon started clamping down on parking near popular trails and open spaces under Marin’s countywide public-health order, to April 25, police issued 163 citations to cars registered outside the 94920 ZIP code. Seven of those citations have been appealed.

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