Residents of Unley may be eligible for a residential parking permit.
There are two types of permits available:
- Time Limited Parking Exemptions Permits– allows you to park your vehicle and overstay the time limit in a time restricted parking area in the street that the permit applies
- Resident Parking Only Permits – allows you t park your vehicle in a resident only permit zone or overstay the time limit zone in the street that the permit applies
The type of parking permit you will be issued is determined by the parking controls in your street, adjacent to your home.
A parking permit does not guarantee you a space to park your vehicle.
Note: Residents of a multi-dwelling residence such as an apartment or block of units where the development of the property was granted on or after 1 November 2013 are not eligible for a residential parking permit.
How to apply
To apply for a residential parking permit, you must:
- provide proof that you live in the eligible property
- provide proof of all vehicles registered to that property
- complete the application
Proof that you live in the property
This can be a document that contains your name and address. This could be;
- A copy of your tenancy agreement
- Your current Driver's Licence
- A utility bill,
- Or a current bank statement.
Proof of all vehicles registered at the property
You can provide us with a copy of the current vehicle registration certificate.
You need to provide the vehicle registration certificate of all vehicles garaged at the property.
If the vehicle you are using is not registered to your address, but is being garaged at your property, you can provide us with a signed statutory declaration from the registered owner.
This declaration should state that you have sole use of the vehicle listed on this application and will need to be signed by a Justice of the Peace.
Download and print a statutory declaration.(PDF, 11KB)
Justice of the Peace
Assessment conditions
Parking permit applications are assessed on:
- The parking controls in the street adjacent to the property
- The number of parking spaces on the property
- The number of vehicles garaged at the property
A complete assessment of the property will be undertaken to confirm the parking capacity and vehicle/s to be garaged.
Eligibility Table
Eligibility for residents in streets with Resident Parking Only Permit Zones and Time Limit Parking Zones
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Number of off street car parks on the property
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Number of vehicles registered at this property
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Maximum number of and type of Permits
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0
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0
1
2+
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1 transferable
1 fixed and 1 transferable
2 fixed and 1 transferable
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1
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0
1
2
3+
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1 transferable
1 transferable
1 fixed and 1 transferable
2 fixed and 1 transferable
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2
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0
1
2
3+
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No permits available
No permits available
1 transferable
1 fixed and 1 transferable
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3+
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0
1
2
3+
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No permits available
No permits available
No permits available
1 transferable
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Multi-dwelling residences
If you live in a multi-dwelling residence, such as an apartment, or block of units, where the development of your property was granted on or after November 1st ,2013, you will not be eligible for a residential parking permit.
Property development
If the applicant lives in a property where the parking spaces available on the property have been reduced due to development (ie conversion of a garage/carport to a habitable room or storage), then we may assess your eligibility based on the parking capacity on the property, before the development took place.
Fees
Please refer to Fees and Charges(PDF, 1MB) for the current fee.
An invoice will be issued to you for payment if your permit/s have been approved.
Permits will be mailed upon receipt of payment.
Submit your application
Gather your documents.
Complete your application now
For a paper application, visit us at 181 Unley Rd, Unley, during business hours.
What happens next
We will assess your application and notify you of the outcome.
If your permit is approved, we will send you an invoice for payment.
Payment can be made online, by phone or at the Civic Centre.
Your permit will be mailed to you, once your payment has been received in full.