The city of Naperville is implementing new changes when it comes to on-street overnight parking.
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On-street parking is prohibited between the hours of 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. daily. Beginning Monday, Nov. 19, on-street single-night parking exemptions will be limited to three exemptions per month, per vehicle, according to the city of Naperville.
“Throughout the past several months, we’ve been evaluating ways to enforce the exemptions to the overnight on-street parking restrictions in a fair, uniform manner,” Police Chief Robert Marshall said in a press release. “We had noticed that we were receiving frequent requests for overnight exemptions over and over again. This is a way to balance the needs of our residents with the need to enforce the rules and regulations we have in place.”
Residents in need of single-night parking exemptions due to overnight guests, vehicle breakdowns, driveway sealcoating or other short-term parking issues can contact the Naperville Police Department at 630-420-6666 before 2 a.m. to request an exemption.
Residents must provide the vehicle description, including vehicle registration information.
Residents in need of parking permits due to construction, medical care provider parking needs or other long-term exemptions should also contact the Naperville Police Department for permit information. The existing longer-term permit process will remain unchanged.
The new overnight exemption limitations will be monitored throughout the next six months as a pilot program. After six months, police will evaluate resident feedback, draft an evaluation report and make adjustments to the program at that time.
For more information on the city of Naperville, visit www.naperville.il.us.
Submitted by the city of Naperville