Resident Parking Permits

If you live in a property whereby you do not have suitable off-street parking and you live adjacent to or close to a Council car park, then you may be able to purchase a Residents Parking Permit. This page explains what you need to do in order to buy a resident parking permit.

Where can I park with a resident parking permit?

Residents Parking Permits are available in the following car parks:

  • Enderby Road and Johns Court Car Park, Blaby
  • Weavers Court Car Park, Narborough
  • Leicester Road Car Park, Narborough
  • The Grange Car Park, Narborough

Due to the size of the Leicester Road car park in Narborough we are only able to offer a limited number of Residents Parking Permits. Applications are open to specific addresses and where no alternative parking is available (for example on-street parking or driveway). Normal residence qualification requirements also apply. Please contact the Parking Team at the Council for further information. 

If you are a resident of the recently refurbished Old Bank flats at The Grange in Narborough and would like to apply for a Residents Parking Permit, please contact the Parking Team.

How to apply

The easiest way is to use the online form below which allows you to apply and pay by debit or credit card.

You will need to provide the following:

  • Payment of the annual parking fee
  • Proof of residence (for example bill payment, tenancy agreement, council tax bill, etc.)
  • Proof of motor insurance for the vehicle you wish to register the permit with

Or you can download and complete the below paper application form.

Downloads

Card payments can be made online or over the phone, alternatively, you may wish to pay at the Council Offices in Narborough via cheque or card payment. We DO NOT accept cash payments. Please allow up to five working days for your permit to be processed.

Terms and conditions

  1. Residents may apply for one Residents’ Parking Permits (RPP) per property by submitting a duly completed application form and payment of the charge currently in force.
  2. The permit will apply to the specific car park associated with the applying resident, and will only be valid for the resident’s vehicle.
  3. The permit will show the registration number of the vehicle to which it applies and car park to which it applies together with the expiry date of the permit.
  4. The permit must be clearly displayed in the vehicle when it is parked in the car park.
  5. Vehicles displaying a valid permit are permitted to park within the car park to which the permit applies without displaying a payment ticket and without time limit.
  6. Failure to display the permit will lead to the issue of a Penalty Charge Notice as described in the Parking Places Order currently in force on the car park.
  7. The Environmental Health, Net Zero, Housing & Community Services Group Manager reserves the right to limit the number of Residents’ Parking Permits that are issued to best manage the operation of the car park.
  8. Permits must be renewed annually in advance of the expiry of the existing permit.
  9. Permits will not be issued or be valid without payment of the current charge.
  10. Where the permit holder changes the permitted vehicle during the period of validity of the permit, a revised permit must be obtained by application to Parking Services and accompanied by a £10.00 administration fee.
  11. Where the owner no longer requires the use of a 12-month season ticket, then it may be surrendered for a refund as per a sliding scale based on the number of months remaining on the season ticket. The ticket must be surrendered to the Council’s Parking Team before the refund can be administered and a £10.00 administration charge will be deducted from the total amount refunded.

The Environmental Health, Net Zero, Housing & Community Services Group Manager reserves the right to refuse to issue a Residents’ Parking Permit where he or she considers the issue of a permit to be inappropriate and/or not in the best interests of his or her management of the car park.

Last updated 8 February 2024
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