Residents of Woodbury, take note: your on-street parking routine is about to change. Beginning Nov. 1, and stretching through to April 1, Woodbury's winter parking restrictions will be firmly in place. If you're the type to park on the street between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m., you'll need to find an alternative. This rule is effective regardless of weather conditions during the specified timeframe. Additionally, when two or more inches of snow have accumulated, don't even think about leaving your vehicle on the street.
For those who prefer to snugly park their cars in the driveway, a reminder: don't let your vehicle's rear-end to stick out onto the street or block any paths. The city's restrictions aren't just for looks; they're designed to let plow operators have a clear run, ensuring streets and sidewalks are neatly cleared for public use. According to an announcement on the City Woodbury website, failure to comply with these regulations could hit you where it hurts - your wallet, with fines levied for any citations related to violating the city code.
This yearly routine is specifically for public streets, so if you're living on or using a private roadway, make sure to check with the person responsible for clearing it. Confused or need more clarification on the rules? The Public Works Department at 651-714-3720 or [email protected] is set to answer your queries. Mark your calendars and adjust your schedules; the winter season in Woodbury demands it.
