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West New York, NJ Parking Rules: Snow Removal Parking Rules (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified October 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
West New York Town Code § 277-38 (Article VIII)
Snow trigger
Accumulation exceeding two inches in depth
Streets covered
Bergenline Avenue, Park Avenue, 60th Street, entire length
Ban ends
After the streets are plowed sufficiently
Fine
$200 plus removal and storage costs
Adopted
11-30-2017 by Ord. No. 27/17

Summary

In the Town of West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey, no vehicle can be parked on either side of Bergenline Avenue, Park Avenue or 60th Street once snow accumulation exceeds two inches, and the ban stays in force until the streets are plowed enough that parking will not interfere with traffic. Violators face a $200 fine and removal at their own cost.

A. Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation covering any designated street or highway is such that the same exceeds two inches in depth, no vehicle shall be parked on either side of the street, roadway, section or part thereof in the following streets and roads: (1) Bergenline Avenue (entire length): northbound and southbound street parking areas; and (2) Park Avenue (entire length): northbound and southbound street parking areas; and (3) 60th Street (entire length): eastbound and westbound street parking areas. B. The above parking prohibitions shall remain in effect after the snow has ceased until the streets have been plowed sufficiently and to the extent that parking will not interfere with the flow of traffic.

Full Breakdown

Article VIII of Chapter 277, adopted 11-30-2017 as Ord. No. 27/17, covers snow and other emergency parking in the Town of West New York. Section 277-38 A applies whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation covering any designated street or highway exceeds two inches in depth. From that point no vehicle can be parked on either side of three named streets: Bergenline Avenue for its entire length, in the northbound and southbound street parking areas; Park Avenue for its entire length, northbound and southbound; and 60th Street for its entire length, eastbound and westbound. The text ties the ban to accumulation, with no separate declaration step.

Subsection B keeps the prohibitions in effect after the snow has ceased until the streets have been plowed sufficiently and to the extent that parking will not interfere with the flow of traffic. The ban therefore ends when plowing is done, not when the snow stops.

Section 277-39 adds a second tool for other emergencies. Upon the declaration of an emergency, there is no parking on streets or parts of streets where temporary emergency no-parking signs are displayed. The Chief of Police or, in his absence, the ranking police officer can declare the emergency and direct the posting of the signs when weather conditions, fires or public celebrations dictate or require the avoidance of hazards or other conditions that interfere with the free flow of traffic. Notification that the signs are being or will be posted must be given to the operator or owner of any vehicle that was parked before the signs went up.

Permit holders get no break. Under § 277-30 A a vehicle with a valid Residential Permit Parking permit is not exempt from Title 39 restrictions or from Town ordinance provisions for street sweeping and public safety. The Article VIII text contains no alternate-side schedule; the only reference to street sweeping in the parking chapter is the permit article's cross-reference.

Violations & Fines

Under § 277-40 A, any unoccupied vehicle parked or standing in violation of Article VIII is subject to a fine of $200. Subsection B adds that such a vehicle is deemed a nuisance and a menace to the safe and proper regulation of traffic, and any police or peace officer can have it removed. The owner pays the reasonable costs of removal and storage before regaining possession of the vehicle, in addition to the fine.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much snow triggers the parking ban on Bergenline Avenue?
Snow accumulation exceeding two inches in depth, under § 277-38 A. Once it does, no vehicle can be parked on either side of Bergenline Avenue for its entire length, in both the northbound and southbound street parking areas. The same rule covers the entire length of Park Avenue and 60th Street in the Town of West New York.
When can I park on Bergenline Avenue again after a storm?
Not when the snow stops. Section 277-38 B keeps the parking prohibitions in effect after the snow has ceased until the streets have been plowed sufficiently and to the extent that parking will not interfere with the flow of traffic. Only then does the ban on Bergenline Avenue, Park Avenue and 60th Street end.
Who can declare other emergency no-parking restrictions in West New York?
Under § 277-39 A the Chief of Police or, in his absence, the ranking police officer can declare an emergency and direct temporary emergency no-parking signs when weather conditions, fires or public celebrations call for it. Under subsection B the operator or owner of a vehicle already parked must be notified that signs are being or will be posted.
What happens if my car is left on a snow route?
An unoccupied vehicle in violation is subject to a $200 fine under § 277-40 A. It is also deemed a nuisance, and any police or peace officer can have it removed under subsection B. You pay the reasonable costs of removal and storage before getting the vehicle back, on top of the fine.

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