[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985; as amended by Ord. 1036-86, 4/14/1986; by Ord. 1082-89, 2/13/1989; by Ord. 1392-11, 11/14/2011; by Ord. No. 1465-19, 10/15/2019; and by Ord. No. 1466-19, 10/15/2019]
The following streets are hereby designated as snow emergency routes:
Street
Side
Location
Barlow Street
North
From Hazel Alley to Markley Alley
Breckenridge Street
North
From Baltimore Street to South Franklin Street
Highland Avenue
Both
From Johns Avenue to Queen Street
Hillcrest Place
Both
From Locust Street to its terminus
Howard Avenue
West
From Buford Avenue to West High Street
Lincoln Square
Both
Entire length
West Middle Street
Both
From Baltimore Street to the Borough limit
Seminary Avenue
South
From Buford Avenue to North Hay Street
South Street
North
From Baltimore Street to South Washington Street
Springs Avenue
North
From West Street to Reynolds Avenue
Springs Avenue
South
From West Street to the Tiber
Village Drive
Both
In the cul-de-sac only
South Washington Street
West
From South Street in a southerly direction to a point 90 feet south of the southernmost access driveway entrance of the Gettysburg Hospital on and adjacent to South Washington Street
[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985]
No person shall park or leave standing any vehicle, or permit any vehicle to remain parked or standing, on any of the snow emergency routes designated by this Part 8 after two inches of snow have accumulated thereon from or during any snowfall until after such snow has been plowed or removed by Borough or state highway equipment.
[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985]
The Borough Manager shall cause official signs, giving conspicuous notice to this Part 8, to be erected and maintained at points where such snow emergency routes join with intersecting streets.
[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985]
During such time as a snow removal condition is in effect, any person, firm, organization or entity operating or causing to be operated a vehicle which is not equipped with snow tires or chains upon any street, road or highway within the boundaries of the Borough, resulting in such vehicle becoming stalled or incapable of moving under its own power, or who leaves such vehicle abandoned or unattended on any street, road or highway within the boundaries of the Borough as a result of its inability to move under its own power because of its failure to be equipped with snow tires or chains, shall be in violation of this Part 8 and shall be subject to the penalties and fines set forth in § 15-806.
[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985]
The police shall remove any vehicle that is blocking traffic or snow removal. The owner of the vehicle shall be liable for all costs.
[Ord. 1028-85, 8/12/1985; as amended by Ord. No. 1467-19, 12/9/2019]
1. 
During such time as a snow removal condition is in effect, any person who shall park a vehicle anywhere upon or along any of the streets of the Borough that have been publicly designated for snow removal or plowing shall be guilty of a violation of this Part 8 and, upon conviction thereof, shall be sentenced to pay a fine of $40, together with costs of prosecution.
2. 
Any person who shall operate a vehicle upon any street of the Borough, if such vehicle shall become stalled during such time as a snow removal condition is in effect, and if such stalling shall have been by reason of the failure to have such vehicle equipped as prescribed in § 15-804 of this chapter, shall be guilty of a violation of this Part, and, upon conviction thereof, such person shall be sentenced to pay a fine of $50, together with costs of prosecution.