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Parking Consideration

  • Aurora Continues Holiday Tradition of Parking Relief Aurora, ON – Town of Aurora is once again making holiday gatherings easier by continuing its long-standing tradition of lifting winter on-street overnight parking restrictions from December 20 to January 2. During this time, residents and guests can park overnight on Town streets without a permit. “This is something Aurora has proudly offered for years to help families and friends celebrate without added stress,” says Aurora Mayor Tom Mrakas. “From December 20 to January 2, residents and visitors will not receive tickets for overnight parking or for exceeding the three-hour limit.” Important Reminder: This temporary pause does not apply during winter weather events, such as heavy snowfall or storms. Please monitor forecasts and remove vehicles from the street when snow clearing is required so crews can keep roads safe and accessible. All other parking rules remain in effect, including: • Do not block sidewalks, driveways, or traffic • Keep at least 3 metres away from fire hydrants • Avoid parking within 9 metres of intersections • Do not park in “No Parking” or “No Stopping” zones • Do not park facing the wrong direction Regular winter parking restrictions resume January 3 through April 15, prohibiting on-street parking between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m.

This permit allows the registered vehicle to park on a Town of Aurora roadway and exempts the vehicle from the parking in excess of 24 hours and no parking from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. provisions of the Town's Traffic By-law.

The permit is not an exemption from the remaining provisions within the By-law:

•      No parking within 3 meters of a fire hydrant

•      No parking within 1 meter of a driveway

•      No parking within 15 meters of an intersection

•      No parking in a fire route

•      No parking left wheels to curb, park/stop contrary to sign, etc.

More information regarding the Traffic By-law and the parking provisions can be obtained by reviewing the Town's Traffic By-law. Issued Permits are null and void in the event of inclement weather and/or the deployment of snow clearing/salting measures.

I hereby certify that I am not registering:

•      A commercial vehicle (as defined in the Town's Traffic By-law and includes but not limited to: school buses, tow trucks, delivery bodies, service vehicles, etc.)

•      Unlicensed vehicle or inoperable vehicle

•      Detached trailers or large motor vehicles, other than motor vehicles designed for recreational use (with or without an attached recreational trailer, if applicable).

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