Why is it illegal to park within the designated area of a street cleaning no parking zone?

Parking within the designated area of a street cleaning no parking zone is illegal because it can impede cleaning operations. Street cleaning is necessary for maintaining the cleanliness and appearance of roadways, preventing debris buildup, and ensuring proper drainage. When vehicles are parked in these areas, it obstructs the street cleaning equipment and personnel, making it impossible to effectively perform their duties. This can lead to the accumulation of dirt and debris, which can have negative effects on the environment and public health.

Permitting parking in these zones would undermine the purpose of the street cleaning schedule, resulting in less effective cleaning and potentially increasing the need for more frequent cleaning interventions. Therefore, the prohibition against parking in these zones is enforced to ensure that street cleaning can occur efficiently and without obstruction.