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The zones are much larger than single streets. The sign would be at each entry point to the whole zone and your street may be just one of 20 within the zone.
Try using the links provided to see if you live within a zone!
I suspect if there is genuinely no sign/plate indicating the parking restrictions on the single yellow line, you would have grounds to appeal any parkig penalty notice.
However, check very carefully along the both sides of the entire road for a sign.
Yellow lines with no signs indicate one of two things only:
Double lines = No waiting at any time (i.e. 24/7)
Single lines = No waiting during the periods indicated on zone entry signs.
The alternative situation is incompetence by the local council, in which case G_M's comments on appealing are valid
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