Rockland winter parking ban goes into effect Dec. 1
A 1920 photo of a shoveling brigade marching down Main Street. After a winter storm, men from all walks of life would gather together to help clear the nearly impassable roads. (Photo courtesy Rockland Historical Society)
A 1920 photo of a shoveling brigade marching down Main Street. After a winter storm, men from all walks of life would gather together to help clear the nearly impassable roads. (Photo courtesy Rockland Historical Society)
Effective Dec. 1, no vehicles shall be parked within the maintained limits of any Rockland street, municipal parking lot, public way or sidewalk between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m., during January, February, March and December.
And, no vehicle shall be parked at any other time, on any public street, municipal parking lot or public way so as to interfere with or hinder the removal of snow from the street, municipal parking lot or public way by the city, plowing, loading or hauling.
Vehicles in violation of the parking ban or obstructing the removal of snow may be removed from the street, municipal parking lot or public way at the owner’s expense without the city being liable for any damages.
During this time, Rockland residents who have or display a valid permit may park in designated public parking spaces in the following municipal parking lots between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m.:
Thorndike Parking Lot
Buoy Park
Harbor Park
The permit fee is $25 and the permit may be obtained from the city clerk’s office at 270 Pleasant St., Rockland.
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