Greenburgh, NY Parking Rules: Preferential Parking Districts (2026)

Greenburgh Code § 460-38 makes Site C a twenty-four-hour-meter permit lot: a vehicle may park there around the clock only if an authorized permit is displayed on the lower left corner of the inside rear windshield. regardless of permit status, and lets the Commissioners of the Hartsdale Public Parking District sell nonresident commuter quarterly and annual permits specifically to residents of the Village of Scarsdale for use at Site D only, with the permit count and fee set by the Commissioners from time to time.

closure rule to Sites E and F. Under § 460-35C, the District issues its quarterly, annual and overnight permits on a first-come-first-served basis to residents of the unincorporated area of the town and to professional and business people with a place of business on East Hartsdale Avenue, with applications taken at the District office and the Commissioners retaining authority to cap how many permits are issued. These sections were most recently amended by Local Law No. 1-2009 (Site D and E/F display language) and Local Law No.

1-2009 for Site C, layered on amendments dating back to 2001. The scheme distinguishes this district from ordinary metered parking: permit status, not a coin deposit, controls access to C, D, E and F, and the overnight closure in D, E and F applies even to permit holders.