A "snow route" is established in the city of Port Orchard for use during periods of snow or ice whereby on-street parking on city streets is not permitted, as follows:
(1) 
Kitsap Street from Bay Street to Seattle Avenue;
(2) 
Seattle Avenue from Kitsap Street to Dwight Street;
(3) 
Dwight Street from Seattle Avenue to Harrison Avenue;
(4) 
Harrison Avenue from Dwight Street to Division Street;
(5) 
Division Street from Harrison Avenue to Sidney Avenue;
(6) 
Sidney Avenue from Division Street to Melcher Street;
(7) 
Dekalb Street from Mitchell Road SE to Tracy Avenue N;
(8) 
Tracy Avenue N from Dekalb Street to Chester Street;
(9) 
Chester Street from Tracy Avenue N to Farragut Avenue N;
(10) 
Farragut Avenue N from Chester Street to Dekalb Street;
(11) 
Hawkstone Avenue from McCormick Woods Drive SW to north end;
(12) 
Marymac Drive SW from McCormick Woods Drive SW to Hawkstone Avenue;
(13) 
Gleneagle Avenue from McCormick Woods Drive SW to Marymac Drive SW;
(14) 
St. Andrews Drive from McCormick Woods Drive SW to Rutherford Circle SW;
(15) 
Marbellet Avenue from Old Clifton Road to SW Siskin Circle;
(16) 
SW Siskin Circle;
(17) 
Chanting Circle SW;
(18) 
SW Stanwick Way from Lone Bear Lane SW to Pickford Place SW;
(19) 
Pickford Place SW from SW Stanwick Way to SW Colbert Way;
(20) 
SW Colbert Way from Pickford Place SW to Chatterton Ave. SW.
(Ord. 1773 § 1, 1999; Ord. 031-09 § 1; Ord. 022-12 § 1; Ord. 017-21 § 1)
The aforesaid snow route shall be posted on both sides of the street with signs, at least two signs per block, indicating substantially as follows:
"NO PARKING DURING SNOW, VIOLATORS WILL BE TOWED."
(Ord. 1773 § 2, 1999; Ord. 022-12 § 2)
The police department of the city of Port Orchard is hereby authorized to impound any vehicle found parked on the aforesaid snow route during periods of snow. The owner or operator of said vehicle is required to pay all costs of impounding, including towing and storage.
(Ord. 1773 § 3, 1999)
Any person parking or leaving their vehicle on the snow route during periods of snow shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
(Ord. 1773 § 4, 1999; Ord. 017-23 § 1 (Exh. A))