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Two points of clarification:
- The car is parked in front of 31 Stanbury Rd. (our house) and its our car.
- We have been away 3 days, not 5.
We're sorry if this has caused any inconvenience, although from the picture it really doesn't look like it's in the way of much snow. Are there any rules against leaving a car parked in front of one's own house while away? We will be back in 2 days.

Sorry if there was a mix up regarding the time it was there, but perhaps it had been parked while you were home and then moved and then returned to the same spot ? I drive by there most days and while you were gone we received a lot of snow that had to be plowed and the truck driver had to drive around the car which caused the snow to be further into the street. Part of the problem was that cars coming down Woodbury rd. had a hard time stopping on the icy road that we had and almost hit your car. Since that time we had a lot of snow melt so the photo does not show it at its worse. Yes you can park unless the flashing yellow lights are on, in which case the car needs to be off the road or could be towed. Five days in the same spot is the limit for vehicles any time. Sorry if I got the days wrong but sure thought it was five. Peace

We left the 29th and we're coming back the 3rd of January (tomorrow). This site feels a bit like the secret police - telling on your neighbors to the authorities. Again, we're sorry if this caused an inconvenience, but in this case we're not even in violation of anything. It would be nice if there was a way to delete erroneous issues - beyond just closing them. Anyway, have a nice new year - no hard feelings.