Greenburgh, NY Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)
Key Facts
- Rule
- no parking at any time
- Where it applies
- streets listed in Schedule XI
- Example street
- Ardsley Road near Route 100
- General baseline
- NY Vehicle and Traffic Law
- Fine
- $50 if paid within 30 days
- Late penalty
- $10 per 30 days, max $100
Summary
Greenburgh follows the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law for general on-street stopping and standing, but § 460-16 separately bans parking "at any time" on the specific streets and segments the Town Board has listed in Schedule XI, such as parts of Ardsley Road, Aqueduct Road and Abbott Avenue.
§ 460-16: No person shall park a vehicle at any time upon any of the streets or parts thereof described in Schedule XI (§ 460-60), attached to and made a part of this chapter. § 460-60: In accordance with the provisions of § 460-16, no person shall park a vehicle at any time upon any of the following described streets or parts of streets: ... Ardsley Road, Both, From Route 100 to a point 400 feet west thereof; Ardsley Road, Both, From Route 100 to a point 463 feet east thereof.
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 460-15 adopts the state Vehicle and Traffic Law's rules on parking, standing and stopping for all public streets in Greenburgh, so there is no separate town-wide rule banning generic behaviors like blocking a driveway or parking against traffic; those situations are governed by state law. Layered on top of that, § 460-16 bans parking "at any time" on the streets or parts of streets described in Schedule XI, codified at § 460-60, which opens by repeating that "in accordance with the provisions of § 460-16, no person shall park a vehicle at any time" on the listed segments.
The schedule runs for many pages and names specific streets, the side of the street affected, and the exact segment, for example Ardsley Road from Route 100 to a point 400 feet west, and separately from Route 100 to a point 463 feet east, and Aqueduct Road's east and west sides near Route 119. Because the ban is built street-by-street rather than as a general rule, whether a given block is covered depends entirely on whether the Town Board has added that specific segment to Schedule XI.
Other parking behaviors carry their own separate schedules: § 460-17 for no stopping, § 460-18 for no standing, and §§ 460-19, 460-21 and 460-22 for time-of-day restrictions, so the same block can appear on one schedule and not another.
Violations & Fines
Section 460-49A(1) sets a flat $50 fine for a parking violation, including a Schedule XI no-parking violation, if paid within 30 days of the ticket. Fines left unpaid accrue an additional $10 penalty for every 30 days of delay, up to a $100 cap, on top of any surcharge a government agency is authorized to add.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are stopping and standing handled the same way as parking?
Sources & Official References
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