Residential Parking Permits

Residents who live within the boundaries of a residential parking zone may be eligible for a permit.

Permits can only be issued to sedans, utilities, panel vans, station wagons, motor bikes or lorries with a gross vehicle weight of less than 4.5 tonnes.

Permits cannot be issued to non-residents even if they operate a business in the Waverley area or are a Waverley Council ratepayer.

Two residential parking permits are available for RPS zones – Residential Parking Permits and Interim Residential Parking Permits.

Permits are valid for 6 or 12 months from the date of purchase. Permit holders should renew their permit by submitting an application form and supporting documentation prior to the expiry of their current permit.

Interim Residential Parking Permits are granted only to enable residents time to update their vehicle registration to their current address and are only available once per registration. There are two types of Interim Residential Parking Permits:

• 30 Day Permits will be granted to residents who are updating their NSW Registration address
• 3 Month Permits will be granted to residents who are transferring their registration from interstate

The number of permits a household may be entitled to is limited by the number of off-street parking spaces available (i.e. garage, carport, car space on property etc) and the number of cars registered to that address. A maximum of 3 permits may be held by a household or boarding residence at any time, as per current Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) guidelines.

Fees apply for the issue of most Residential and Interim Residential Parking Permits. From 1 July 2018 the first Residential Parking Permit where there is no car space is free of charge. Current fees are listed on the relevant application form.

Residential Parking Permits

You will need to complete a Parking Permit application form and present documentation for both categories A and B below, and pay the relevant fee.

Where you are applying for more than one Residential Parking Permit, you will need to provide the following documentation for each vehicle.

Residential Parking Permits A

• Current NSW Drivers Licence and vehicle registration papers showing the name and address of the applicant
• or if a company vehicle, a copy of the vehicle registration papers and a letter from the company stating that you have sole use of the vehicle and that it is normally parked at this address.

B

• Current NSW Drivers Licence showing the above address
• and one of the following proofs of residence at this address (documents must be current):
  • Current residential lease agreement or letter from real estate agent
  • Rates notice
  • Electoral roll registration

Interim Residential Parking Permits

You need to complete a Parking Permit application form, present documentation for category A below, and pay the relevant fee.

Where you are applying for more than one Interim Residential Parking Permit, you will need to provide the following documentation for each vehicle.Interim Residential Parking Permits A

• Current NSW Drivers Licence and vehicle registration papers showing the name and address of the applicant
• and one of the following proofs of residence status at this address:
  • Current residential lease agreement or letter from real estate agent
  • Rates notice
  • Electoral roll registration

There are a number of ways you can submit your application form and payment for residential parking permits:

1. By email

   Send a completed application form and supporting documentation to parkingadmin@waverley.nsw.gov.au.

   If payment is required you will be emailed a link for online credit card payment. Once approved a provisional PDF permit will be emailed and the sticker will be posted or can be collected in person.

2. In person

   Visit Council's Customer Service Centre, 55 Spring Street, Bondi Junction from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday to submit your application and supporting documents.

   An application can also be submitted at the Bondi Pavilion Welcome Centre from 10am to 4pm every day including Saturday and Sunday.

3. Online
   Council is currently looking at implementing an online parking permit process in 2023 for permit applications and renewals