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Ticketing and towing: If your car is present in these lots at the times noted, it will be ticketed and towed. Vehicles will be towed to the physical plant lot. The tow violation is $100, and a ticket for parking during snow removal is $25. As a reminder, there is no overnight parking allowed in the admissions lot or in the United Methodist Church parking lot.

For more information: Contact facilities at x2225 or Safety and Security at x2100.

Source: Safety and Security Office.

Saint Paul

What’s plowed when:
When a snow emergency has been declared, night plow routes are plowed from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. They’re the busy streets č marked with signs that say “Night Plow Route.” Also that night, one side of north-south residential streets will be plowed. They’re marked with signs that say “Night Plow Route This Side of Street.” All downtown streets are plowed at night.
Day plow routes are the ones not marked with signs. They’re plowed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., normally following night plowing. They’re east-west residential streets, plus one side of north-south residential streets č the side WITHOUT the plowing signs.
After a street is fully plowed to the curb, feel free to park there, even if snow emergency parking rules are still in effect. “Fully plowed” means the street is completely cleared and plowed to the curb. Plows may come through more than once, so make sure that it is fully plowed to the curb before parking.

Ticketing and towing: All vehicles present on roads designated for plowing will be ticketed and towed. The cost is $128.40 for the tow lot, plus a $15 storage fee, and $43 for the ticket. The impound lot nearest to Hamline is just off Como Ave. at 1129 Cathlin St. (west of Snelling, near the State Fairgrounds). Vehicles tagged and towed from locations south of I-94 are taken to the police department’s regular impound lot at 830 Barge Channel Rd.

For more information:
http://www.ci.stpaul.mn.us/depts/publicworks/snowplow.html
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Source: City of St. Paul.

Minneapolis

What’s plowed when:
Day 1 -ą 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. (overnight)
A snow emergency will be declared no later than 6 p.m. on any given day. At 9 p.m. that day, snow emergency parking rules begin. Park on either side of nonąsnow emergency routes (streets not labeled “Snow Emergency Route”). Don’t park on either side of the street with the red sign “Snow Emergency Route.”
Day 2 ą 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Park on the odd side of nonąsnow emergency route streets (example: house address number 1359 Maple or 2513 17th Ave.), or on either side of streets with the red sign “Snow Emergency Route.” Don’t park on the even side of nonąsnow emergency routes. (Example: house address number 1356 Maple or 2512 17th Ave.).
Day 3 ą 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Do park on even side of nonąsnow emergency route streets, or on either side of streets marked with the red sign “Snow Emergency Route.” Don’t park on the odd side of nonąsnow emergency route streets.
Note ą After a street is fully plowed to the curb, feel free to park there, even if snow emergency parking rules are still in effect.
Ticketing and towing: All vehicles present on roads designated for plowing will be ticketed and towed. The cost is $133 for the tow charge, plus a $33 snow emergency ticket. A daily storage fee may also be charged depending on when the owner retrieves the impounded vehicle. They will be taken to the Minneapolis impound lot at 51 Colfax Ave. N. (two blocks south of Glenwood Ave. and west of Lyndale Ave.). The lot is open 24 hours a day during snow emergencies.
Call 612-673-5777 with your license plate number to determine if your vehicle has been towed.

For more information: http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/
612-348-SNOW

Source: City of Minneapolis.