2004 New York City Parking Rules

The following is the list when the New York City Department of Transportation is scheduled to suspend alternate-side-of-the-street parking regulations in 2004. Nevertheless, always check posted signs and remember
parking meters may not be affected unless indicated. Days in bold with
asterisks (*) are major legal holidays, therefore stopping, standing and parking are permitted except in areas where those rules are in effect seven days a week.

Holiday Date Day Of Week

Martin Luther King’s Birthday January 19 Monday

Asian Lunar New Year January 22 Thursday

Id al-Adha Feb. 1-3 Sun.-Tue.

Lincoln’s Birthday February 12 Thursday

Presidents’ Day February 16 Monday

Ash Wednesday February 25 Wednesday

Purim March 7 Sunday

Passover: First & Second Days April 6-7 Tue-Wed.

Holy Thursday April 8 Thursday

Good Friday April 9 Friday

Passover: Seventh & Eighth Days April 12-13 Mon.-Tue.

Solemnity of the Ascension May 20 Thursday

Shavuoth May 26-27 Wed.-Thu.

Memorial Day* May 31 Monday

Independence Day* July 4 Sunday

Independence Day* (observed) July 5 Monday

Feast of the Assumption August 15 Sunday

Labor Day* September 6 Monday

Rosh Hashanah Sept. 16-17 Thu.-Fri.

Yom Kippur September 25 Saturday

Succoth Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Thu.-Fri.

Shemini Atzereth October 7 Thursday

Simchas Torah October 8 Friday

Columbus Day October 11 Monday

All Saints Day November 1 Monday

Election Day November 2 Tuesday

Veterans Day November 11 Thursday

Id al--Fitr Nov. 13-15 Sat.-Mon.

Thanksgiving Day* November 25 Thursday

Immaculate Conception December 8 Wednesday

Christmas (observed) December 24 Friday

Christmas* December 25 Saturday

This information is subject to change, therefore the Canarsie Courier
may not be held responsible for any subsequent adjustments.

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