The City of Naperville will be giving fewer parking tickets during this shelter in place period.
Restrictions Eased:
Mayor Steve Chirico signed an executive order today stating that no tickets will be given for overnight parking, time-limited parking and commuter parking lot violations for the time being.
Some Citations Still Stand:
Citations will still be handed out for other stopping, standing or parking violations. These include unauthorized use of a parking spot intended for someone with a disability, blocking fire hydrants, or any other parking violations that could be deemed hazardous or restrictive of traffic flow.
Effort to Provide Relief:
The move is being made “in an effort to provide relief to residents, commuters and businesses,” according to a press release from the city.
A full list of changes to city policies and services can be found on the City of Naperville’s website. Some of those are as follows:
City Buildings Remain Closed:
All city buildings will remain closed during this stay-at-home period. However critical operations like emergency services and utility services will remain fully operational.
Garbage/Trash Service Alterations:
Garbage and recycling pick up will continue, however residents are asked to put all trash in a city-issued cart or in a trash bag. Anyone using a garbage can must put its contents in a bag.
Loose items outside of cans or carts will not be collected.
All residents must place their recycling items for pickup in a cart.
Bulk items will not be picked-up at this time.
Yard waste collection will continue. Plus, yard waste stickers are not required on bags or bundles for curbside pickup through April 7.
