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Nelson needs motorists help in snow clean up

After the first big snow storm cycle of the season the city of Nelson is calling on residents to be aware of on-street parking regulations.

Director of Public Works Colin Innes says vehicles should be parked on the odd or even-numbered side of the street depending on the date.

Vehicles must not be parked in the same spot for more than 72-hours at a time and they should be cleared of snow to help plow operators see them.

Innes figures crews will need most of Tuesday to get on top of the deluge.

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