Additional streets included in winter-long parking ban

posted on: 1/3/2020

Due to safety concerns during the winter months, several city streets are subject to an parking ban on one side of the street from December 1 to April 1. As of today, Friday, Jan. 3, 2020, at the request of Community Services Director John Storer, Police Chief William Breault has added the following streets to the winter-long ban, in accordance with Chapter 166 of the City of Dover's ordinances:

-- West Concord Street, no parking on the northerly side (odd numbered)
-- Richmond Street, no parking on the westerly side (odd numbered)

The parking restrictions during the winter months on these additional streets are the result of concerns by residents about the ability of emergency vehicles to access the streets. In addition, these restrictions help keep the roads accessible during snow removal operations.

During a declared citywide parking ban, both sides of these streets are restricted.

Other streets included in the December 1 to April 1 ban are:

• Third Street, no parking on the northerly side (odd numbered), from Chestnut Street to Grove Street
• Fourth Street, no parking on the northerly side (odd numbered), from Chestnut Street to Grove Street
• Fifth Street, no parking on the northerly side (odd numbered), from Chestnut Street to Grove Street
• Lincoln Street, no parking on the northerly side (odd numbered), from Chestnut Street to Grove Street
• Summer Street, no parking on the southerly side (even numbered), from Central Avenue to Belknap Street
• Belknap Street, no parking on the westerly side (odd numbered), from Washington Street to Silver Street
• Cushing Street, no parking on the easterly side (even numbered), from Washington Street to Silver Street
• Lexington Street, no parking on the easterly side (even numbered), from Washington Street to Silver Street
• Nelson Street, no parking on the southerly side (even numbered), from Locust Street to Atkinson Street
• Rogers Street, no parking on the southwesterly side (even numbered)
• Forest Street, no parking on the northwesterly side (even numbered)
• Essex Street, no parking on the southwesterly side (even numbered)
• Hancock Street, no parking on the southwesterly side (even numbered)
• Folsom Street, no parking on the southerly side (even numbered)

These restrictions were approved by the City Council in November. The additional restrictions on West Concord Street and Richmond Street will be presented to the Parking Commission and City Council for permanent inclusion.

For more information about winter parking bans, including how to sign up for notifications, visit drivingdover.com or contact the Parking Bureau at 516-6132 or parking@dover.nh.gov.