Significant Weather Event Declared Effect March 28, 2025, at 12:00 pm

The Town of Greater Napanee has declared a significant weather event effective March 28, 2025, at 12:00 pm as defined within the Minimum Maintenance Standards O.Reg. 239/02.
During the significant weather event, the Town is advising motorists and pedestrians to use extra caution as the municipality may not be able to meet its maintenance standards for roads, bike lanes, and sidewalks due to the freezing rain expected.
The declaration will not change how or when the municipality performs its winter maintenance operations. However, it may take the municipality longer than usual to bring the roads and sidewalks back to a state of repair. Public safety is the municipality’s top priority.
The Town of Greater Napanee will update the public with information during this significant weather event via our social media pages and website.

Parking Enforcement

Parking on the street or in Municipal Parking Lots in the Town of Greater Napanee is Free. Our parking laws are designed to provide safe enjoyment of our roadways by all users including motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. 

Dispute a Parking Ticket

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Read a Copy of the regulating By-Law 

 

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Parking Tickets

Learn how to pay a ticket online.

Pay a Parking Ticket

File a Report

File a By-Law Report for Parking Issues.

Report a Parking issue

Find Parking

Look at our Parking map to find a spot 

Dispute a Parking Ticket

File an online parking ticket dispute form

For general information on parking regulations including exemptions please review the information on this page. 

Parking Regulations

Parking Downtown 

Parking in the Downtown Core and in town is time Limited in most places and vehicles are required to stay within the painted lines. Please refer to this webpage for a detailed list of restrictions. For a complete and up-to date list please refer to the By-Law. 

Accessible Parking  2 Hour Parking  Municipal Lots  Winter Parking 

Accessible parking spots are clearly labeled and marked. Parking in these spaces is strictly enforced and subject to a $300.00 Fine. 

Located in the Downtown Core on: 

Dundas Street 

East Street 

John Street 

Market Square 

Robert Street  

 Parking in Municipal Lots is restricted to a maximum of 8 Hours unless otherwise Designated. From Dec 1st to March 31st parking is prohibited between 1-7am.  December 1st of one year to March 31st of the following year, there is no parking on any streets from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. to allow for snow plowing and removal regardless of snowfall levels. 

 

Throughout the Town of Greater Napanee parking regulations apply. Listed are some of the common issues found in rural areas of the municipality. 

Fire Safety Parking, Stopping and Standing  Blocking an Intersection or Roadway 
It is never ok to park less than 10 feet from a fire hydrant or in a fire lane. Emergencies could happen at any time and emergency crews may need space to work or access buildings.     In Greater Napanee you must make sure your vehicle is parked far enough back from an intersection to provide vehicles the ability to safely pass through. That means 25ft back from a regular intersection and 100feet back from an intersection with traffic lights. You must also take care to not block the roadway with your car. Ensure traffic has adequate room to get by. 

Exemptions to the Parking By-Law can be issued by the Town if certain criteria are met by the applicant.  

Temporary Exemption from Time Limit  Temporary Encroachment for Recreational Vehicles 

Parking By-law 2014-0032 allows the Clerk to issue temporary exemption permits to allow permit holders to park beyond the maximum time limit of 2 hours in the downtown. 

  • Permits can only be issued for a maximum of 30 days 
  • The cost for a permit is $15 per day 

The Clerk is authorized to issue parking exemption permits to the owner or operator of any vehicle to be used for the purpose of parking on a highway for longer than the maximum time limit specified for a limited parking zone under Parking by-law No. 2014-0032. 

By-law 2022-0037 amended the Parking By-law to allow for temporary encroachments into the municipal right-of-way when preparing a recreational vehicle for active use or storage. 

  • Permits can only be issued for 48 hours, twice per year per property 
  • Permits can only be issued between April 1 and October 31 in any year 
  • The sidewalk surface must remain clear for accessible passage 
  • The cost for a permit is $15 per use 

Permits are issued by the Clerk's Department (99-A Advance Avenue) 

Apply for a Parking Exemption Apply for an Encroachment Exemption

Contact Us

Town of Greater Napanee
99-A Advance Avenue
Napanee, ON K7R 3Y5
Phone: (613) 354-3351
Email: info@greaternapanee.com

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