Not wanting to be caught by surprise or have my readers caught by surprise, I inquired about the end of the weekend suspension. This morning, I learned from mayor's aide Michael Hofmann that Thanksgiving weekend will be the last weekend that alternate side of the street rules will be suspended for overnight parking. Beginning the first weekend in December, the alternate side rules for overnight parking will be in effect seven days a week. From midnight to 8 a.m., cars must be parked on the side of the street where the houses are odd numbered if the day's date is odd and on the side of the street where the houses are even numbered if the day's date is even.
Thanks for the update Carole.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Yesterday my new neighbor asked me about alternate side parking and I had to tell him “It’s complicated “. If not got Gossips, how would anyone in Hudson even know?
ReplyDeleteA ten dollar ticket would let you know. That's how it works in Hudson.
DeleteNo its not $10.00....Its $25.00 go park on the wrong side and prove me wrong.
ReplyDeletePretty sure it is 15 bucks. Ten for meters.
DeleteThe whole point of alternate parking is to clear the street for cleaning, but cleaning isn't done on weekends, so what's the point of having it on weekends - collecting ticket fees from unsuspecting weekenders, that's about it. That's a pretty lame way to go about collecting money. You might as well set up a weekend tool both at the entry points into town and charge an entry toll.
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