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Has anyone in your new council considered why Arnprior<\/strong> parking restrictions regarding snow removal are vastly different to that of \u00a0most major cities in that they only require \u201cno parking \u201c in the event of at least 7 cm of forecasted Snow\u2026<\/p>\n \u2026.in effect throughout the city from November 15 to April 1, permitting the City to clear the way for you. This means that you cannot park on City streets between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. when a snow accumulation of 7 cm or more is<\/strong> forecast by Environment Canada in the Ottawa area<\/strong>. This includes any forecast for a range of snow of more than 7 cm, for example 5 to 10 cm\u2026 From:<\/strong> DAVID Reid<\/p>\n Thank you for your e-mail. The Town is setting up a special advisory committee to review all our Policies, Procedures and By-Laws. I have forwarded your email to the Clerk & Chair of the Committee, for their consideration.<\/p>\n Regards<\/p>\n Dave<\/p>\n Home: \u00a0613.623.7259<\/p>\n Cell: \u00a0 \u00a0 613.229.0578<\/p>\nWinter overnight parking regulations Ottawa area<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nhttp:\/\/ottawa.ca\/residents\/parking\/regulations\/winter_parking\/index_en.html<\/a>
\nPeople are being unreasonably ticketed when no snow\/removal is forecast.(the spirit of the law?) In many areas of town, (Townhouses) there is very limited parking normally, but when visitors are here there is a scramble to find adequate space. Would it be that difficult to amend this antiquity of a bygone era.
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