Local Law #2 of 2018
Regulating Parking within the Village of
Otisville
Be it enacted by the
Board of Trustees of the Village of Otisville as follows:
Section One – Intent:
This local law is intended to
provide for the safety, health and general welfare of the residents of the
Village and the users of the streets, sidewalks and public areas within the
Village.
Section Two - Local
Law #1 of 2017 entitled “Regulating Parking within the Village of Otisville” is
hereby repealed and annulled.
Section
Three - Parking is hereby
regulated upon the following streets and at the following times within the
Village of Otisville:
a. There shall be no parking on:
(1) Highland Avenue, Mount Hope Avenue, Seybolt
Avenue, State Street (SR 211), Baker Street, Schobl Street and Field Road
(2) Sanitorium Avenue from the intersection of
Sanitorium Avenue and Route 211, northerly to the Village of Otisville Village
limits
b. Parking on Main Street shall be regulated as
follows:
(1) The only parking permitted on the north side
of Main Street shall be one-hour parking from the upper entrance of the Main
Street municipal parking lot, westerly to the Presbyterian Church parking lot,
unless otherwise posted.
(2) Parking on the south side of Main Street is
permitted only from the intersection of Main Street and Orchard Street,
westerly for a distance of sixty (60) feet.
(3) Parking is prohibited anywhere on Main Street
between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
(4) Parking or standing of commercial vehicles on
Main Street during loading and unloading is prohibited.
c. From October 1st to April 1st
of each year, there shall be no parking on any streets within the Village
of Otisville between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
Section
Four - Parking in all
Village of Otisville municipal parking lots is hereby regulated as follows:
a. The
Main Street municipal parking lot provides off street parking for patrons of
the downtown businesses, as well as tenants residing on Main Street for whom no
other off street parking is available.
b. No overnight parking is permitted in the Veterans
Memorial Park parking lot, in the Berger’s Field parking lots, or the parking
lot at the Village Hall.
c. Parking in the Village of Otisville Fire
House parking lot, at any time, shall be limited to Emergency Service
personnel, Village officials, authorized visitors, and attendees of social
functions being held at the Fire House but only during the time of said
function.
d. No buses, tractor trailers, or any part
thereof shall be parked or stored in any Village of Otisville municipal parking
lot.
e. No unlicensed motor vehicle shall be operated
in, parked or stored in any Village
of Otisville municipal
parking lot.
f.
No
person shall dismantle any motor vehicle in any Village of Otisville
municipal parking lot nor use same as a site for making automotive repairs
except for automotive repairs of a temporary, emergency nature.
g. Parking within any Village of Otisville
municipal parking lots may be further regulated by the Village of Otisville
Board of Trustees by Board Resolution.
Such areas shall be appropriately posted.
Section
Five - Violations of this
local law shall constitute a traffic infraction, and shall invoke the penalties
as set forth in the Vehicle & Traffic Law of the State of New York
Section
Six - In accordance with the
Vehicle & Traffic Law of the State of New York, all fines, penalties and
forfeitures for violations of this local law shall be paid to the Village of
Otisville.
Section
Seven - The words and
phrases used in this Local Law shall have the meanings respectively ascribed to
them in the Vehicle & Traffic Law of the State of New York.
Section Eight - Saving
Clause: In the event that any provision of this law is declared
unconstitutional or invalid, or the application thereof to any person or
circumstances is held invalid, the applicability of such provision to other
persons and circumstances and the constitutionality or validity of every other
provision of the law shall not be affected thereby.
Section Nine - Effective
Date: This local law was adopted by the Village of Otisville Board of
Trustees by resolution on April 5, 2018 and shall take effect immediately upon
its filing with the Secretary of State of the State of New York.
