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Alternate side parking had been suspended by the city since Christmas Eve and the blizzard that followed on December 26.

Parking meters will also be in effect.

Last week, Brooklyn Councilman Vincent Gentile introduced legislation that would let city agencies resume regulations like alternate side parking on a borough-by-borough basis.

Gentile noted that the southern park of Brooklyn was hit hardest by last month's blizzard and needed more time to recover.

Both the mayor and Sanitation Department came under fire for the slow response to the blizzard on December 26, which left many streets uncleared for days, while ambulances got stuck and garbage piled up on sidewalks.

The City Council will begin hearings on Monday in the Emigrant Savings Bank on Chambers Street to figure out what went wrong during the clean-up effort.

NY1's LIVE, wall-to-wall coverage of the council hearings on the city's response to the snow will begin at 11 a.m. Monday.