Little Chute, WI Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

Three separate provisions in Article III of Chapter 26 govern overnight and long-stay parking in the Village of Little Chute, outside the December to April all-night ban.

Municipal lots, § 26-70(d): no vehicle can remain continuously parked in a municipal public parking lot for longer than 12 hours, and no person can park there between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. The two limits stack, so a car that arrives at midnight has to be gone before 2:00 a.m. even though 12 hours have not run.

Twenty-four-hour limit, § 26-70(e): no person can park or leave standing any automobile, truck, tractor, trailer or other vehicle on any public street or public property in the village for 24 or more consecutive hours in the same location. Where a more restrictive parking limit has been established, the more restrictive limit applies. Section 26-63(e) closes the obvious workaround: after a posted limit expires, a move of not more than one stall is itself a violation.

Industrial Park, § 26-77(a): adopted under Wis. Stats. § 349.13 by Ord. No. 3 (Ser. of 2019) on 6-5-2019, this rule bans parking from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. on the posted streets of the Little Chute Industrial Park. Signs go up at four entrance way streets: Moasis Drive and Buchanan Street, Eisenhower Drive and Buchanan Street, Lamers Drive and East North Avenue, and Bohm Drive and East North Avenue. The covered streets are Moasis Drive east of Buchanan Street, Eisenhower Drive, East Elm Drive east of Nixon Street, Nixon Street, Hamilton Court, Stephen Street, Bohm Drive, Truman Court and Lamers Drive. Unlike the seasonal ban in § 26-70(b), which applies to every village street between December 1 and April 1 once signs are erected near the corporate limits, the Industrial Park text carries no seasonal window.

A vehicle parked in violation of Article III is declared a hazard under § 26-74, and an officer can have it removed. The owner pays the actual moving, towing and storage costs. Citations for nonmoving violations are issued by law enforcement officers or by civilian employees of the police department under § 26-132(b)(2).