Greenburgh, NY Parking Rules: Loading Zones (2026)
Key Facts
- Location
- Hartsdale Public Parking District zones
- Barred act
- parking in a designated loading area
- Loading zone exception
- commercially registered vehicles only
- Zone marking
- signs posted by Board of Commissioners
- Fine
- $50 if paid within 30 days
- Tow risk
- owner pays towing/storage cost
Summary
Within the Hartsdale Public Parking District, no vehicle may park in a bus stand, taxicab stand or loading area, and no vehicle without a commercial registration may park in any right-of-way or driveway the Board of Commissioners has posted as a loading zone.
(4) No motor vehicle shall be parked in any space designated as a bus stand, taxicab stand or loading area in any parking meter zone. (5) No motor vehicle, except a motor vehicle bearing a commercial automobile registration license, shall park in any right-of-way or driveway in front of, in the rear of or adjacent to any building which the Board of Commissioners shall officially designate by appropriate signs or standards that such right-of-way or driveway is a loading zone.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4570580; v39 updated 2025-10-22; through 10-22-2025).
Full Breakdown
Section 460-41A, in Article VI's general parking regulations for the Hartsdale Public Parking District, lists specific unlawful parking acts. Subsection (4) bars any motor vehicle from parking in a space designated as a bus stand, taxicab stand or loading area within a district parking meter zone. Subsection (5) goes further for loading zones specifically: no motor vehicle may park in any right-of-way or driveway in front of, behind, or adjacent to a building that the Board of Commissioners of the Hartsdale Public Parking District has officially designated, by posted signs or standards, as a loading zone, unless the vehicle bears a commercial automobile registration.
The Board of Commissioners controls designation, meaning a loading zone only exists where it has posted the required signage; there is no separate townwide loading zone standard outside this district's meter zones and structures. The same Article VI subsection also bars washing, greasing, repairing, peddling or vending from a parked vehicle in the district's meter zones and structures, reflecting that these loading and commercial-activity restrictions are grouped together as part of keeping the district's limited parking turning over for its intended uses.
Violations & Fines
Parking in a designated loading zone in violation of § 460-41A is unlawful parking, and § 460-41B authorizes the district to have the vehicle towed or otherwise removed at the owner's expense, in addition to whatever fine applies under § 460-49. The Town's general parking fine of $50, payable within 30 days, applies under § 460-49A(1) since a loading zone violation is not one of the offenses carrying its own separate fine schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
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