(FOX40.COM) - - Residents in parts of South Lake Tahoe may have a simpler time finding parking this ski season as the lakeside city announces a new parking permit system.

In 2015's winter storms brought numerous feet of fresh powder for the Sierra ski resorts, but it likewise restricted the amount of readily available parking in the city and brought many visitors to delight in the slopes around the little lakeside town.

Now the City of South Lake Tahoe is revealing their Residential Parking Permit Program in parts of the Heavenly Valley area.

" The Heavenly Valley community has experienced increased congestion and parking effects throughout cold weather," the city composed in a press release.

This new program will consist of seasonal no-parking zones and seasonal property license zones.

The seasonal no-parking zones will shut off one side of streets that end up being inaccessible when vehicles are parking along both sides. Some streets might not allow parking on either side if they are extremely narrow.

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These no-parking zones will begin on Nov. 1 and last through May 1.

For South Lake Tahoe homeowners who live in locations with problem parking, designated local parking areas will be readily available for those in the permit program.

In order to get an authorization, homeowners in the designated locations should check out the South Lake Tahoe Police Department and show the authorization in their lorry.

If unauthorized lorries are discovered in no parking zones or resident authorization zones they will undergo a $300 fine.