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 Working together to manage snow and ice conditions in the Township.
Community Services Building
219 North Fullerton Avenue
Montclair, NJ 07042
Steve Wood, Director
973-509-5711
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When severe winter weather strikes, the Township of Montclair is well prepared. However, to provide more efficient snow plowing and salting operations the Department of Community Services (DCS) crews, residents and businesses need to work together to manage challenging winter weather conditions and reduce the time and expense necessary to complete a storm cleanup.
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 Montclair has a parking ordinance in place, Township Ordinance 327-25, to facilitate snow removal on public streets. The ordinance prohibits parking on public streets during a snow event as well as parking a vehicle so that it extends into the roadway when it snows. The regulation applies when any accumulation of snow completely covers the roadway and obstructs road markings.
The parking prohibition remains in effect after the snowfall has stopped and until the entire block of roadway has been cleared of snow.
The ordinance does not apply to long-term overnight permit parking locations. |
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Friday, February 8, 2013
Clarification to Township Ordinance (327-25) Parking During a Snow Event
The Montclair Police Department provides clarification for parking on streets where overnight permit parking is allowed, the following parking regulations will go into effect during a snow event:
1. On even calendar days permit parking shall be allowed on the North and East sides of the street
2. On odd calendar days parking shall be allowed on the South and West sides of the street.
The determining factor should be the VIOLATION DATE during the 2:00AM – 5:00AM window to determine if it is an odd or even day.TONIGHT: night permit holders are allowed to park on the SOUTH AND WEST sides of the street since the violation date for overnight parking will be February 9.
This does not apply to one-time use/daily scratch off permits – these are prohibited during a snow emergency and vehicles displaying these types of permits will be ticketed and removed from the roadway under ordinance# 327-25. |
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 The snow season is upon us and Montclair Township is prepared for winter conditions and snow removal services.
The Township asks that Montclair residents keep in mind new snow parking restrictions that went into effect late last year:
• Parking During a Snow Event – Montclair’s New Ordinance
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 For emergency situations, call 9-1-1.
• Sign up for the Montclair Events and Township Services notification system: http://mets.montclairnjusa.org
• Montclair Public Schools can also be affected by heavy snowfall through delays and cancellations. Check TV34 or go to the Schools’ “Snow Days and Delayed School Openings” web page for information. Please contact independent and private schools directly. |
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 Working together to manage snow and ice conditions in the Township.
When severe winter weather strikes, the Township of Montclair is well prepared. However, to provide more efficient snow plowing and salting operations the Department of Community Services (DCS) crews, residents and businesses need to work together to manage challenging winter weather conditions and reduce the time and expense necessary to complete a storm cleanup.
The Township of Montclair provides some ways that residents and businesses can help improve snow and ice storm cleanup efficiency.
Your Role as a Resident, Property Owner and Business Owner
- – Clear snow and ice from all sidewalks that adjoin your property. Property owners are required to remove snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property: Township Ordinance 297-31.
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