CHAPTER 108. STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
ARTICLE II. Snow From Private Property [Adopted 5-14-1990 ATM, Art. 28]
§ 108-3. Prohibited actions.
Plowing, pushing or removing snow from private property and placing said snow onto or upon a public way is not permitted.
§ 108-4. Violations and penalties.
Any person plowing, pushing, or removing snow from private property and placing said snow onto or upon a public way shall be subject to a fine of $50. Each day snow is so placed onto or upon a pubic way shall constitute a separate offense.
CHAPTER 128. VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
ARTICLE II. Winter Parking Ban [Adopted 6-10-1996 ATM, Art. 42]
§ 128-2. When effective.
The winter parking ban goes into effect with the first snow/ice storm until March 15 or later if snow or ice storms occur.
§ 128-3. Streets designated.
During storms there will be no all-night parking on the following streets/areas:
A. Barre: Exchange Street, Elm Street North, Union Street, Kendall Street, South Street, Pleasant Street, Grove Street North, James Street, Winter Street, Broad Street, High Street North, Common Street from the corner of Common and South Streets to the corner of Common Street and Rt. 122 (west side of roadway only).
B. South Barre: Nelson Street, Church Street, Trafalgar Square, Celona Square (including all streets therein), Elm Street South, Grove Street South, Oak Street, Cedar Street, Beech Street, Fir Street, Pine Tree Terrace, Vernon Avenue, Peach Street, School Street South and High Street South.
§ 128-4. Parking prohibited.
There shall be no parking upon the roadway in such a manner as to impede the removal of snow or ice either during or after a storm.
§ 128-5. Parking in business district.
There shall be no parking in any business district during periods of four inches or more of snow.
§ 128-6. Available parking areas during storms.
Parking is available during storms at the P & F Services parking lot on Broad Street, at the Municipal Parking lot on School Street North, at the R.J. McDonald property located off Oak Street near the Ware River Power Co. dam, and at the Phoenix Corporation parking lot off South Barre Road. |