Parking Permits

​Residential Parking Permits


Parking Permit Fees as of July 1, 2017

New Permits: $33
Permit Renewal: $17
Additional Visitor Pass (only 2 allowed per address):   $17
Downtown Permits:  Annual - $300 & Quarterly - $115 

If you reside within one of the residential areas and do not own a car you may apply for a "Location Only Permit".  LOP may be used as visitor passes, and are subject to the same rules and regulations.

Non-resident property owners and their employees and contractors are eligible for Service Vehicle Passes within RPP areas.  

Residential Parking Permits are available from the City Treasurer and must be renewed annually. Permits run annually from September 1 - August 31 and are not prorated.

To determine whether you are eligible for a Residential Parking Permit, please refer to the map of program areas and the list of addresses included in the program:
  1. Residential Parking Map and Street List.pdf
  2. Residential Permit Parking Application (PDF)

Apply


To apply for a residential parking permit, print the application form or pick one up from the Clerk/Treasurer's office on the first floor of City Hall.


Pay via Credit Card


Accepted credit cards include:
  • Mastercard
  • American Express
  • Discover
  • VISA
A 3.15% fee applies to use a credit card with a minimum fee of $1.05.
 

Hours of Enforcement & Application Requirements


The Residential Permit Parking Program limits on-street parking to neighborhood residents and property manager service vehicles during certain times. Streets included in the Residential Permit Parking program are marked with signs stating the hours of enforcement. Vehicles that violate the posted restrictions are subject to a $60 ticket and towing.

Application Requirements


  • Proof of residency within the RPP area (by means of utility bills, lease or valid state driver's license)
  • Current vehicle registration
  • Current driver's license or state ID
  • An annual fee of $33 must be paid for each new permit, or $17 for each renewal at the same location as the previous year
  • Completed application form
  • All existing parking citations must be paid before permit can be issued

Visitor Permit


The first permit holder per household will also receive a Visitor Permit which may be placed in a visitor's vehicle. Contact the City Treasurer with questions at (734) 483-1103.


Changes Made Annually


Changes to the RPP program are made on an annual basis by the City Manager upon recommendation of the Traffic Review Committee. Contact the City Manager's Office at 734-483-1810 for more information on being included in this program.

The Residential Permit Program is established in Chapter 102, Sections 102-101 to 102-107 of the City Code of Ordinances.