Prohibits parking or storing vehicles on residential front/exterior side yards (i.e. on grass/landscaped areas rather than driveways) within the City of Thorold.
Parking & snow — Thorold, Ontario
Where can I park? Is there a winter parking ban?
In the City of Thorold, Ontario, sidewalk clearing: Every owner must clear snow and ice from abutting sidewalks within 24 hours of the cessation of a winter storm event, consecutive winter storm events, or a declared Significant Weather Event. Source: By-law to Provide for the Removal of Snow and Ice from Roofs and Sidewalks No. 169-2015, verified 2026-08-29.
| sidewalk clearing | Every owner must clear snow and ice from abutting sidewalks within 24 hours of the cessation of a winter storm event, consecutive winter storm events, or a declared Significant Weather Event | s. 2(a), 2(b), 2(c) |
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Requires owners/occupants of buildings to remove accumulated snow and ice from roofs and abutting sidewalks within the City of Thorold, under the Municipal Act's health-and-safety and highway-maintenance powers.
Regulates parking of vehicles on private property within the City of Thorold, supplementing the general Parking and Traffic By-law.
Designates private roadways as fire routes on which no parking is permitted, with authority to remove/impound vehicles left in a fire route at the owner's expense, per the Fire Protection and Prevention Act.
General parking and traffic regulation for the City; includes a designated 'parking ban' offence and requires vehicles be moved off the street during active snow-clearing/plowing operations so streets can be cleared.