Can't park overnight in the summer? My street you can but not in the winter because of the plows.
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Can't park overnight in the summer? My street you can but not in the winter because of the plows.
No overnight parking in Markham.
https://www.markham.ca/wps/portal/Ma...vZ0FBIS9nQSEh/The City's parking regulations prohibit overnight parking on the street between the hours of 2:30 AM to 6:00 AM throughout the City, unless otherwise specifically posted, or if a parking permit program is in place. There is a $50.00 fine for this infraction.
They don't even call it a parking ticket anymore. It's an "Administrative Monetary Penalty System". Same as a parking ticket, except they call it a penalty notice.
WTF?
-Don____________
There is no overnight parking in Caledon either. They do have a call-in system where you can pre-register a car for street parking (prior to 1:00am I believe) to avoid a ticket. Each plate is allowed 10 nights per year.
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Do you have to pay for parking at City Hall?Originally Posted by RedSN
Got a parking ticket this weekend for parking on the street. Was doing some work in the garage, so I had my truck out front. I forgot to put my truck in the garage at the end of the day, and the following morning I had a ticket on my windshield.
My fault. Annoying, but my fault.
Go to pay the ticket online, and there is a $2.50 "convenience charge" for paying online! I'm already mad, and then you think you are getting another two-fiddy!!??
But you can go to City Hall and pay the fine for free. I'd rather burn a tank of gas than give those bastards one cent more.
LOL, no,
I might of been going away for a while if it was pay parking at City Hall.
-Don____________
https://youtu.be/vuEQixrBKCc
Having the windshield replaced on my DD tomorrow, the company doing the work offers a mobile service and are coming to my house to do the work. Now once all is said and done, do you give the guy(s) a tip?
I'm paying for the windshield out of pocket, I'm not claiming it on my insurance.
I tend to tip on the heavy side for good service / work.
I usually do the same, but I was wondering where do you draw the line?
If it was mine, job is done as it should be and installer is cool, would be at least a $20 heading his way. Of course your not obligated to do anything and yes all of us are different, no right or wrong in my eyes.
Omg thank you for this video. Always will remember him from bill and teds
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