Parking Permits
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The Council issues two types of parking permits - a resident's permit and a visitor's permit.
Parking permits are issued for a period of 12 months (ie. 1 July - 30 June each year).
Permits which are issued at any point of time within the given 12 month cycle, will apply until the end of the cycle.
Please note: Parking permits are not issued to business owners/operators and employees of local businesses.
Check your eligibility
Residential permit eligibility checklist
To be eligible to receive a Resident Permit, the applicant must:
- be a resident of the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters and if renting, must produce evidence of residency such as a lease, sub-lease or letter from the owner of the property
- have insufficient off-street parking on the premises or, is unable to physically accommodate the number of vehicles which are garaged/parked on the property
- reside in a property alongside where parking controls indicates resident only and/or time-limit parking
- have an applicable vehicle(s) which is not a truck, trailer, caravan, boat, bus, motorcycle or scooter
- produce evidence of ownership of all vehicle(s) garaged at the property such as a registration or insurance certificate. In the case of a company/loaned vehicle, confirmation from the company/registered owner in writing will be required as evidence.
Visitor permit eligibility checklist
To be eligible to receive a Visitor Permit, an applicant must:
- be a resident of the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters and if renting, must produce evidence of residency such as a lease, sub-lease or letter from the owner of the property
- have insufficient off-street parking to accommodate visitors’ vehicles on the premises
- reside in a property alongside where parking controls indicates resident only and/or time-limit parking
- if applicable, produce evidence of ownership of all vehicle(s) garaged at the property such as a registration or insurance certificate. In the case of a company/loaned vehicle, confirmation from the company/registered owner in writing will be required as evidence.
For more information on eligibility, download: On-Street Parking Policy
Permit fees
Resident only permit zone (as indicated by parking control signage)
Permit | Fee |
Resident - first permit |
$25 |
Resident - second permit |
$50 |
Visitors - first permit |
$25 |
Visitors - second permit |
$50 |
Pensioners and full-time students |
50% rebate |
Replacement permit |
$10 (set fee) |
Each fee applied per annum.
Time limited zone (as indicated by parking control signage)
Permit | Fee |
Resident - first permit | Free |
Resident - second permit | $25 |
Visitors - first permit | Free |
Visitors - second permit | $25 |
Pensioners and full-time students | 50% rebate |
Replacement permit | $10 (set fee) |
Each fee applied per annum.
Apply for a parking permit
To apply for a permit, download and complete:
Please note: This is a Fillable PDF form and can be completed electronically or in hard copy.
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