milton township snow removal parking violation

Vehicles parked otherwise are subject to removal at the owner’s expense.

Residents are reminded that it is unlawful to park or abandon a car on any street any time within twelve hours after a snowfall of three inches or more, where off-street parking exists.

Property owners are required to clear their sidewalks at least 30 inches wide within 36 hours after the snow stops.This will prevent the plow from covering your driveway opening again. When shoveling your driveway, pile snow to the right.

Don’t park near storm drains, so crews can clear snow and ice to avoid flooding from the melting runoff.In an odd year parking is only permitted on the odd numbered side of the street. On-street parking, where no off-street parking is available, is only permitted on one side of the street.When you park your car in the driveway there’s less snow to shovel. Use off-street parking when snow is predicted.Residents are asked to remember the following to get through the winter season safely: No person may move snow and ice from the public street in front of his or her property to another portion of public street fronting another property.No person in removing snow or ice from public sidewalks may shovel, throw, plow or otherwise move snow or ice into the public street.The pathway should be at least 36 inches in width along the entire length of the sidewalk and shall be removed within 24 hours after snow has ceased to fall, or the ice to form. Per the Borough of Conshohocken Code, the property owner is responsible for removing all snow and/or ice from his or her sidewalks.The Borough street crew WILL NOT stop to remove any property or device used to reserve a space. Cones, lawn chairs or any other property or device are not to be used to hold or reserve parking spaces during the storm.Here are snow removal reminders from local municipalities.

Milton township snow removal parking violation