6 replies to this topic

[solajijic]

Does anyone know the procedure for the yellow parking curb permission? In Ajijic. Thanks.

[Floradude]

It is probably somewhere in city hall in Chapala. Otherwise get a can of yellow paint spray....many have done it before you.

[LaChula]

I think you have to go to the Transito office and if they agree you should have it, you get some kind of permit with a number to place in a visible place. Just painting a yellow line doesn't mean anything. Not enforceable.

[HelperGuy]

It also costs a fee. And I'd hate to think we need more people painting yellow curbs without authorization.

[jrm30655]

Why bother? No one pays any attention to it anyway.

[Krogl309]

From what I understand in the brief time I`ve been here..... yellow curb without a number is bogus. Please correct me if my opinion is wrong since information is not first hand nor is it from a legal source.

[HelperGuy]

Yes, as someone else posted, a permit must be on display. No one seems to enforce it, though, unless called upon. I like to see it to verify that someone isn't just claiming the space. Bad enough in a town where we have to put up with more and more plastic chairs and overturned buckets.... more new vehicles all the time, less and less parking. If it's still up, you can see an example of a permit on the pole outside the casino in Ajijic.

It's important to me, because my customers are all over the place in the villages, and I'm often carrying computers up and down the street.