This page was last updated February 22, 2007     
Snow parking The DPW plows our streets to keep you and your fellow travelers safe and to maintain clear access for emergency vehicles. In order to make plowing possible, PARKING IS PROHIBITED on public streets when there is 3 or more inches of snow ON THE STREET. The snow is measured by the police at a certain spot on Wootton Street, not where a particular vehicle is parked. parking is PROHIBITED on public streets for eight hours after it stops snowing. If a car remains parked on a public street beyond 24 hours, after the street has been plowed, the Police Department can have it towed and its owner or operator will have to pay costs to get it back. As inconvenient as it might seem, it’s important for all of us to obey this ordinance to help keep our streets safe during inclement weather. Thank you for your cooperation. SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL There is a snow removal ordinance to help keep our sidewalks safe for walking during the winter. If you are the owner or the person who takes care of a house, building or lot where there is a sidewalk, YOU MUST remove snow for a width of three feet for the entire length of the sidewalk. This must be done within the first 12 hours of daylight after it stops snowing. Also, sidewalks must be kept clear of ice or made safe by covering the ice with sand or salt. DO NOT put snow or ice onto the road or another’s sidewalk or property. This is not allowed. There will be fines for each and every day these rules are not followed. If the Boonton D.P.W. must take care of a sidewalk because the owner or person in charge hasn’t, a lien will be placed against the property. Thank you for making Boonton a safer place by taking care of the sidewalks. |