Parking Rules: Greenfield vs Wauwatosa

Can my Greenfield STR guests park on the street overnight?

Yes, year-round, but they must follow the alternate-side rule. Vehicles must be on the even-numbered side of the street on nights with even calendar dates and on the odd-numbered side on nights with odd calendar dates. Enforcement runs from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m., and vehicles left unmoved for more than 48 hours can be ticketed and towed as abandoned.

What happens during a Greenfield snow emergency?

During a declared snow emergency, parking is prohibited on designated emergency thoroughfares (such as S. 27th, S. 35th and S. 43rd Streets and W. Morgan Avenue) until plowing is finished. On all other streets the alternate-side rule extends through noon the following day, not just until 6:00 a.m. Hosts should warn guests to check the city website or local media before parking on the street during winter storms.

How many parking spaces does my Wauwatosa Airbnb need?

Section 8.62 does not set a separate STR parking ratio. The number of required off-street spaces follows the underlying residential zoning in Title 24, which generally requires the same parking as any single-family or two-family dwelling. Confirm the count for your specific zoning district with the Wauwatosa Planning & Zoning Department at (414) 479-8957.

Can my Airbnb guests park on the street overnight in Wauwatosa?

Not without a permit. Wauwatosa prohibits on-street parking between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. citywide. Guests need to obtain a temporary overnight parking permit from the Wauwatosa Police Department, use your driveway or garage, or risk a citation. Hosts should include a link to the permit portal in the guest welcome materials.