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I am very sorry to hear this Dimitre. I double checked and it seems that the City of Chicago released the wrong data. Or that they decided to do a street cleaning on a date that was not originally scheduled for street cleaning.

The Street cleaning schedule on this site and in the app stated that street cleaning would occur on Aug 6-7 at my location. It just happened on Aug. 2-3. I did get a ticket. Can I contest it because of false information?

Yes, you should try to talk to your alderman. We got our information from the official release of the city. If they did a street cleaning on a day that was not announced (or announced wrong), you should definitely complain to your alderman.
http://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/streets/provdrs/streets_san   /svcs/street_sweeping.html

The information this site offers is very ambiguous. My address gets Aug 30 and 31 while the alternative parking would be the other side of the street which when this is inserted it also comes up Aug 30 and 31.
So how do I know where to put my car? This is worthless info and does no good for me to know how to avoid these tickets...
So now I go back to the site and do a frustrating and stupid search of every block in the 'hood to find out the 'actual' route to figger how far away I've got to drive to avoid being persecuted for not driving my car and pumping more and more pollution into the city air.
YES I AM UPSET WITH THE LACK OF USEABLE INFORMATION.

Jeff,

We are currently working with the city to obtain the day specific information which you are looking for. We understand this deficiency and are working to improve the data. For the time being, there are signs posted on the street to let you know which side to keep your car for each day.

Why is this schedule for 2012 not 2013?

The 2013 schedule will be posted within the next week or so. I will post once ready.

Actually in the next day or so.

Hi, i parked on a street where there was a street cleaning scheduled. I only stopped to pick up some bread and left. Is there a time limit defense? Any help would be appreciated.

No, unfortunately the city of Chicago does not say exactly when the street cleaning occurs. It can be any time between 9am at 3pm