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That type of argument will get you nowhere. It's like saying why should I have to stop at a stop sign in the middle of the night where there are no other cars. You do because there's a sign, period. Besides, the signage determination was made by the city council and the courts are not going override their legislative judgment.
Every sign has a purpose. A stop sign has a purpose. What is the purpose of that sign?

True, the court would not invalidate the sign. It would have to be fought with those who posted the sign.

Most of that parking lot should allow back-in parking. Therefore the sign should be more specific, or not be posted at all. IOW, the sign amy be in error and should be removed. If it was put up in error it should be unenforceable.

Again, it would take a skilled lawyer and a lot of time to undo that citation. But in theory, I believe it could be done.