The Village of Senneville would like to remind residents of several important rules regarding parking, snow removal, and the use of public property in order to help ensure everyone’s safety. To ensure the safety of everyone and the smooth conduct of winter operations, we invite you to consult By-laws 343, 409, and 482 and to take note of several important obligations.
Winter Parking
From November 1, 2026, to April 1, 2027, parking on public roads is limited to four (4) hours between midnight (12:00 a.m.) and 7:00 a.m. To ensure public safety and allow winter operations to proceed efficiently, residents are invited to consult By-laws 343, 409, and 482 and take note of the following requirements.
Parking is prohibited at all times:
On Chemin de Senneville, between the intersection of Sainte-Anne Street and the Anse-à-l’Orme culvert;
In certain public areas, including the designated space near St. George’s School, for fire safety reasons;
In any location where municipal signage prohibits parking.
Vehicle Relocation During Municipal Operations
To allow for roadwork, including snow removal and snow clearing operations, or for any other reason of necessity or emergency, the Director of Public Works or authorized personnel, members of the police, public safety, or fire services, or any other person authorized by Council, may tow or have towed any vehicle parked in a location that interferes with Village operations.
Rolling Bins: Where Should They be Placed ?
To prevent damage and facilitate snow removal operations, garbage, recycling, and compost bins must be placed in your driveway and not on the public roadway. Bins left on the street may be damaged and can obstruct municipal equipment.
Claims for Damage Related to Snow Removal
Residents who believe they have sustained damage resulting from municipal snow removal operations, and who have complied with the provisions set out in Section 4 of By-law 409, have until April 15, 2027, following the date of the incident, file your claim.
Signage and No-Parking Zones
Parking remains prohibited at all times in areas clearly identified by municipal signage.
Prohibition on Depositing Materials on Public Property
It is strictly prohibited to throw, deposit, or leave any waste or material on a public roadway, in a public place, watercourse, ditch, or on any other property. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, cigarette butts, ashes, paper, newspapers, flyers, containers of any kind, garbage, putrescible materials, used automotive parts, construction materials, tar, lime, bricks, mud, soil, sand, rocks, gravel, cement, and any other similar material.
Winter Parking
Parking on public roads is limited to four (4) hours between midnight (12:00 a.m.) and 7:00 a.m., from November 1, 2025, to April 1, 2026.
No Parking at Any Time
- On Senneville Road, between the intersection with Sainte-Anne Street and the l’Anse à l’Orme culvert.
- In public parking areas, particularly in the designated area near Saint-Georges School due to fire service requirements.
Vehicle Relocation
To allow for road work, including snow removal and clearing operations, or for any other urgent or necessary reason, the Director of Public Works or their staff, a member of the Police, Public Safety, or Fire Services, or any other person authorized by the Council, may tow or have towed any vehicle parked in a location that interferes with Village operations.
Placement of Rolling Bins
Please ensure that your garbage, recycling, and compost bins are placed in your driveway and not on the public roadway. Bins left on the street may be damaged during snow removal operations and may obstruct the passage of municipal equipment.
Prohibition on Depositing Materials on Public Property
It is strictly prohibited to throw, deposit, or leave any residual material on public roads, in public places, in a watercourse, ditch, or on any other land. This includes, but is not limited to, cigarette butts, ashes, papers, newspapers, flyers, containers of any kind, garbage, organic waste, used car parts, construction materials, tar, lime, bricks, mud, soil, sand, rocks, gravel, cement, and any other similar material.
Claims for Snow Removal Damage
If you believe that you have suffered damage attributable to snow removal operations carried out by the Municipality and you have complied with Section 4 of By-law 409, you have until April 15, 2026, following the date of the damage, to file your claim.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping keep our community safe, clean, and accessible throughout the winter season.