A. Permit Authorized: Subject to the conditions stated in this section, the Village Manager may issue a residential overnight street parking permit ("overnight permit") to a resident authorizing one or more vehicles to park on a Village street or parking lot or area between the hours of two o'clock (2:00) A.M. and five o'clock (5:00) A.M. All overnight permits are subject to all of the following conditions:
1. An overnight permit may be issued only for private passenger vehicles.
2. The applicant for an overnight permit must file a properly completed written application on a form provided by the Village. The application must include proof of residency with the Village and all other information requested by the Village therein.
3. An overnight permit authorizes parking of one or more vehicles:
a. Only for a single-family residence;
b. Only between the side lot lines of the lot on which that residence is located or in a designated parking spot; and
c. Only on the same side of the street as that residence is located or in an area adjacent to the residence.
4. No overnight permit will be issued if, in the judgment of the Village Manager, an off-street parking place such as a garage space or driveway space is available for the subject vehicle. For the purpose of this ordinance, a spot for one vehicle's use in a garage may be used for storage of outdoor household equipment, such as lawn equipment, bicycles, sporting equipment, or similar use items. A single garage spot used for this purpose shall not be included in the determination of available off-street parking. Use of a garage for other storage or as a workroom or for any purpose is not a valid basis for issuance of an overnight permit.
5. No vehicle will be issued an overnight permit unless the owner has obtained, and properly displays, all current required licenses and stickers, and unless the vehicle is registered to the address for which the permit is requested.
6. An overnight permit sticker must be affixed on the lower driver's side corner of the rear windshield of the authorized vehicle and must be in plain view at all times.
7. Every vehicle for which an overnight permit is issued must be in good operating condition. No disabled vehicle, whether permitted or not, may be parked on a Village street or right-of-way.
8. No vehicle may be parked in any manner that impedes or obstructs traffic or that obstructs access or views on adjacent property.
9. No overnight permit is valid during a time of snow removal when Village regulations prohibit parking on that street or parking lot or area.
10. No overnight permit is valid during times designated for street cleaning, construction closures, or when given notice of any village-authorized closure.
11. No overnight permit authorizes any parking, standing, or other operation of any kind of a vehicle in violation of any traffic or highway statute, code, or regulation.
B. Streets Not Included: No overnight permit may be issued for any of the following streets:
1. North Old Rand Road.
2. South Old Rand Road.
3. Main Street (Route 22).
4. Rand Road (U.S. Route 12).
5. Miller Road.
6. Ela Road.
7. Cuba Road.
8. Church Street/Midlothian Road.
9. Buesching Road
10. Lions Drive
11. June Terrace
12. All nonresidential streets (streets abutting primarily nonresidential uses).
C. Overnight Permit Term, Fee: Each overnight permit is issued for a term ending on December 31 of the year in which it is issued or any earlier date stated on the permit. The fee for each overnight permit is pursuant to Title 13, Chapter 1, “Fee Schedule,” of this Code regardless of its term. That fee may not be reduced, discounted, or prorated at any time for any reason.
(Ord. 2010-02-698, 2-1-2010; amd. Ord. 2018-12-279, 12-3-2018; Ord. 2012-10-861, 10-1-2012; Ord. 2024-10-588, 10-8-2024)