Englewood vs Paramus
How do snow & sidewalk clearing rules compare between Englewood, NJ and Paramus, NJ?
Englewood and Paramus have similar restriction levels.
Englewood, NJ
Bergen County
Englewood property owners must clear snow and ice from sidewalks within 24 hours after snowfall ends or after ice has formed on the walkway.
View full Englewood rules →Paramus, NJ
Bergen County
Paramus requires owners and tenants of property along public streets to clear snow and ice from abutting sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall ending.
View full Paramus rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Englewood | Paramus |
|---|---|---|
| Clearing Deadline | Within 24 hours | - |
| Maximum Fine | Up to $500 | - |
| Possible Jail | Up to 90 days | - |
| Code Article | Article IX | - |
| Clearing Window | - | 24 hours after snowfall |
| Hydrants | - | Must remain visible |
| Roadway Dumping | - | Prohibited |
| Code | - | Chapter 387 Art IV |
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Englewood FAQ
How quickly must Englewood sidewalks be cleared after a snowstorm?
Property owners have 24 hours after snow stops falling or after ice forms to remove it from the abutting sidewalk under Article IX of the Englewood Code.
What happens if I do not shovel my Englewood sidewalk?
Conviction can bring a fine up to $500, jail up to 90 days, or both. The city may also seek to recover abatement costs if it must clear the walkway.
Paramus FAQ
How long do I have to shovel my Paramus sidewalk?
Snow and ice must be cleared from sidewalks abutting your property within 24 hours after the snow or ice has formed or fallen.
Can I push driveway snow into the street?
No. Paramus prohibits placing snow or ice from private property or driveways into any portion of the roadway or public area already cleared by the Borough.
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