Residents Parking
- Residents Parking Permit Application
Forms PDF
Word
(All forms must be returned by post with appropriate
documentation)
How
Does The Scheme Work?
Permit Holders may park their vehicles in residents parking
bays within designated zones. The residents' bays are not subject
to waiting restrictions and the scheme operates between 8.00am and
8.00pm Monday to Saturday in Zones 1 to 8 and 8:00am and 6:00pm
Monday to Friday in Zone 9, except Bank Holidays. Permits must
be displayed on the vehicles front windscreen as set out in the
scheme regulations. Premits can only be used for a single vehicle
and are not transferable.
Who
Is Entitled To a Residents Parking Permit?
- Residents who live within controlled zones, subject to 4),
below and who keep a passenger vehicle adapted to carry not more
than twelve passengers or a goods vehicle with an un-laden weight
not exceeding 3.5 tonnes. Motorcycles will also require a permit to
park within the marked zones.
- Operators of businesses within the residents parking
zones.
- Professional 'Carers' e.g. doctors, home helps, social workers
and others who regularly visit elderly or infirm residents within
the zones (maximum stay 3 hours).
- All new housing developments (including the redevelopment of
existing housing) within the Controlled Parking Zones are excluded
from entitlement to any parking permits.
How Many Permits Can I Have?
- Each household can apply for a maximum of two permits.
- A third permit may be issued at the discretion of the Council
if off street parking cannot be provided practically at the
property.
Where Can I Park?
- Permit Holders may park in designated residents' bays.
- Vehicles with or without permits may park in some designated
sections of roads within the parking zones for up to two or four
hours as indicated on the adjacent signs.
- Vehicles displaying a Disabled Persons badge may be left in a
residents parking bay.
- Vehicles displaying a Professional Carers permit may be left in
a residents parking bay for up to three hours only.
- Vehicles must park within marked bays.
The residents' parking scheme does not guarantee that space is
always available in any parking bays.
Note: Outside of the scheme operating times the
parking bays are available for all vehicles including those without
permits.
Suspension Of Permit Holder Bays
Eastleigh Borough Council will
occasionally need to suspend or partially suspend permit holder'
parking bays for road works or other reasons.
Advanced warning notices will
normally be put up a few days before any suspension starts, but for
emergency works, advanced notice may not always be possible.
It is the Permit Holders'
responsibility to ensure that the bay in which their vehicle is
parked is not suspended at anytime.
If your vehicle is parked, or
left, in a suspended parking bay, this may result in the issue of a
Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
Visitors Parking
Visitor Permits
- Allow parking all day in designated Residents Parking Bays, but
are not valid in Limited Waiting Bays.
- The maximum number of Visitors Permits each household (with or
without a car) may receive per year is set out below.
- Each permit will allow a visitor to park for one day in
specific residents parking bays.
- To qualify the household must be your sole or main
residence.
Zones 1 to 8
|
Number of Adults Residing in
Household
aged 18 and Over
|
Number of
Visitor Permits
per Household
|
|
1
|
75
|
|
2
|
100
|
|
3
|
125
|
|
4
|
150
|
Zone 9
| Number of Adults
Residing in Household aged 18 and Over |
Number of
Visitors Permits per Household
|
| 1 |
100 |
| 2 |
125 |
| 3 |
150 |
| 4 |
175 |
Temporary Visitor Permits
- Allow non-residents to park all day in designated Residents
Parking Bays in any zone, but are not valid in Limited Waiting
Bays.
- The charge for the permit is £42 for six days parking.
All permits should be completed in ink in each section with
the Vehicle Registration number and the day and date you are using
the permit. The zone number should be completed for Temporary
Visitors Permits only. Do not overwrite or re-use the sections.
This invalidates the permit.
The Council reserves the right to refuse to issue visitors
permits in certain circumstances.
Carers Permits
These are issued free of charge to Infirm, disabled or
housebound residents who receive help from regular
visitors. They allow your visitors unrestricted
parking within your zone. Alternatively you may apply for
additional visitors' permits.
Businesses are not entitled to visitors or carers'
permits.
Professional Carers Permits
Allows parking for up to 3 hours by doctors, home helps,
social workers and others who regularly visit elderly or infirm
residents. The permits cost £30 per year and are valid for all the
parking zones.
Plumbers, Builders etc
Trades people can use your visitors' permits. Alternatively
non-residents may purchase temporary visitors permits.
Is There A Charge For Permits?
There is no charge for the first permit issued to a
residential property. Annual charges are made for the second and
subsequent permits and for all business permits. The schedule of
charges is set out below.
1st
Permit No
charge
2nd
Permit £30.00
3rd Permit (if
permitted)
£60.00
(For 3rd Permits, a £25.00 inspection fee is also required to
ensure the property does not have alternative off road
parking.)
Visitors
Permits
No charge
Carers
Permits
No charge
Professional Carers
Permits
£30.00
Temporary Visitors
Permits
£42.00 (for a 6 day period)
1st Business
Permit
£30.00
2nd Business
Permit
£60.00
3rd Business
Permit
£90.00
4th Business
Permit
£120.00
Discount Charging
Permits issued six months after the annual renewal date will
be discounted by 50% and by 83% if issued ten months after the
annual permit renewal date.
Payments
Subject to 'Discounts' above, charges apply from the annual
renewal date irrespective of when the permit is issued. The correct
charge must be submitted with each application, before a permit is
issued. Cheques, and Postal Orders should be
made payable to 'Borough of Eastleigh' and crossed a/c payee.
Refunds
Residents moving out of the parking zone or disposing of their
vehicle without replacement must return the permit to the Parking
Office for cancellation.
A refund of the total annual cost of the permit divided by
twelve for any complete unused months will be made i.e. if six
months remain on the permit a refund of £15.00 will be made.
Refunds of £5 or less will not be paid.
A refund CAN ONLY BE MADE if the original permit is returned
to the Council.
Refunds will be made by cheque within 21 days of receipt of
the application and returned permit. There will
be no refunds for temporary visitor permits.
Loss Or Change Of Permit
There is no charge to replace or to change the details of a
permit. However a £5.00 fee may be charged if changes or
replacements are required more than once a year.
How Do I Apply For A Permit?
Complete an application form for
each permit, renewal or change of vehicle. Provide proof of
ownership (or regular use) of the vehicle and proof that you
currently live at an address within a parking zone. For visitors
permits complete an application form and produce documentation of
proof of residency only. Application forms can be obtained in
person from the Town Centre Office or by telephoning Parking
Services on: 023 8064 8579 or online
Residents Parking
Permit Application Form
PDF
or
Word
(All
forms must be returned by post with appropriate
documentation)
What Documents Do I Need To Obtain A
Permit?
Confirmation of vehicle registration number (e.g. Vehicle
Registration document or Motor Insurance Certificate) and
proof of address (e.g. Driving Licence, Vehicle Registration
document, Tenancy agreement). If you drive a company vehicle,
please supply a letter from the owner, on company headed paper,
with your application from the owner stating that you are the
driver. Photocopies will be acceptable.
Applications & Information
Note: Permits are not issued in person at the Civic
Offices
By Post to: Parking Services, Civic Offices, Leigh Road,
Eastleigh, SO50 9YN
Telephone: 023 8064 8579
Or visit: The Town Centre Office, Wells Place,
Eastleigh (next to McDonalds)
Telephone: 023 8062 9977
Cash Office Opening Times: Monday - Friday: 9.00am to
4.00pm
Saturday - 9:00am to 12:30pm
- Residents Parking Permit Application
Forms
PDF
or
Word
(All forms must be returned by post with appropriate
documentation)
When Should I Surrender My Permit
- A permit may be surrendered at any time and MUST BE surrendered
if:
- The permit holder ceases to reside at the property or within
the zone to which the permit relates.
- The permit holder ceases to be the owner or operator of the
vehicle for which the permit was issued.
- The vehicle is adapted or used in such a way that it is no
longer of a class for which a permit can be issued.
Who Will Enforce The Scheme
Civil Enforcement Officers (CEO's) employed by Eastleigh
Borough Council issue Penalty Charge Notices (PCN's) for:
- Parking on yellow lines
- Parking in residents and disabled parking bays where a valid
badge is not displayed
- Parking in taxi ranks
- Parking outside marked bays
- Staying too long in limited waiting areas
- Failing to pay and display a valid parking ticket where there
is a parking charge
If you receive a PCN you can appeal to the Council. If this is
turned down an Independant Adjudicator will hear unresolved
disputes between the Council and motorists.
For
more information please visit:
http://www.parking-appeals.gov.uk/
A copy of the Traffic Order for the Parking Scheme may be
inspected at the Civic Offices, Eastleigh.
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