1. There is a maximum of two residential parking permits issued per property. The number of permits issued per household is:
- Zero off-street parking spaces – eligible for two permits.
- One off-street parking space – eligible for one permit.
- Two off-street parking spaces – eligible for visitors permit only.
Note: Off-street parking includes carports, hardstand areas, and garages. Tandem spaces are considered as two (2) off-street spaces.
2. Vehicle is not a truck, bus, tram, tractor or trailer (boat or caravan)
3. Vehicle is registered in NSW
4. A valid permit exempts a vehicle from time restrictions only when parked in an area signposted with ‘permit holders excepted Area W1’.
5. Residents of the scheme who meet eligibility are also eligible for visitors permit. A parking permit does not provide exemptions from other parking restrictions or laws, for example bus zone, loading zone, no stopping, no parking
6. A parking permit does not guarantee a parking space within a permit parking area
7. Should your circumstances change and the permit holder no longer meets the eligibility criteria, the permit is no longer valid and the permit must be cancelled by submitting the applicable form to Council.
8. Should you change vehicles, a new application form needs to be submitted and an existing permit cancelled to ensure eligibility criteria is met.
9. Resident Parking Permit is valid until 30 June 2024. It is the permit holder’s responsibility to renew parking permits at this time even if your details remain unchanged.
10. Permit scheme must meet mandatory RMS guidelines and Council will review as required.