Street cleaning rules will not be enforced on Monday, February 3. Meters and all other regulations remain in effect. Garbage pickup remains on schedule. Vehicles parked on snow emergency routes are subject to ticketing and towing when streets are snow covered. Please move your vehicles so we can keep these important routes open for emergency vehicles. Emergency Snow Routes Washington Street (Both sides) – from Observer Highway to 15th Street Willow Avenue (West side) – from Observer Highway to 11th Street 3rd Street (North side) – from Jackson Street to River Street 4th Street (South side) – from River Street to Jackson Street 5th Street (South side) – from Clinton Street to River Street 9th Street (North side) – from Jackson Street to River Street 13th Street (North side) – from Washington Street to Willow Avenue 17th Street (Both sides) – from Willow Avenue to Jefferson Street A list and map of emergency snow routes is also available on the City website: hobokennj.org/snow. Discounted Garage Parking The City is providing reduced rate parking in municipal Garage B (located on 2nd Street between Hudson and River Streets) and Garage D (215 Hudson Street) beginning Monday, February 3rd at 8:00am through Tuesday, February 4th at 8:00am for $5 per day for residents with a valid Resident parking permit or Temporary parking permit placard. In addition, Hoboken residents with disabilities who possess either a handicapped license plate or hang tag for their permitted vehicle may also park in the Midtown garage (371 4th Street) for the same reduced rate. Garage space is available on a first-come, first-served basis and regular rates will apply at other times. Residents who wish to extend their stay in the garage and who have a parking permit decal or Temporary parking permit placard are reminded that overnight parking (8pm to 8am) is available at a rate of $5.00. This rate is available in Garages B, D and Midtown every day of the year. Hoboken Public Schools will be closed on Monday, February 3. Property owners/occupants are reminded that they have six hours after the completion of a storm to remove snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property, along with adjoining wheelchair ramps or curb cuts. Residents are urged to assist elderly or disabled neighbors with clearing snow from their properties. It is illegal to shovel snow back onto streets or onto fire hydrants. The City is responsible for clearing sidewalks around City-owned properties.
Posted on: Mon, 03 Feb 2014 12:54:49 +0000
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