Changes to Residential Parking

At the November 28, 2018 Public Works Commission meeting, the Commission approved modest changes to the residential parking program. These changes will improve the administration of the program and clarify ambiguity in the regulations. They are the result of recommendations from the 2016 Residential Parking Management Plan.

To see a brief snapshot of the changes, please see below.

For more information:

Specific questions on the ordinance or on the 4 hour parking policy, please contact Phillip Peterson, Department of Public Works, at 802-863-9094 or PPeterson@burlingtonvt.gov.
Specific questions on the administration and enforcement of this program, please contact John King, Burlington Police Department, at 802-540-2381 or JKing@bpdvt.com.
https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/Police/Residential-Parking
Residential Parking Management Plan: https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/sites/default/files/DPW/Publications/ResidentialParkingPlan_final.pdf

Thank you for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.

Sincerely,

Burlington Police Department

Burlington Department of Public Works

CHANGE	BEGINNING FOR NEWLY ISSUED PERMITS IN 2019
Fee	$10/per annual permit
Fee	$20/per 2 year permit

To Avoid This Fee	Residential parking permits will be $0 on streets which provide a minimum of 4 hour public parking during daytime hours. Other policies apply. Please contact Public Works for more information, 802-863-9094/PPeterson@burlingtonvt.gov

Permit Cap	4 permits per single unit dwelling (i.e., single family home)
Permit Cap	3 permits per unit in a multi-unit property

Voided Tickets	One voucher provided per year per permit to void a ticket

Clarifying Acceptable Proof of Residency	Please visit https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/Police/Residential-Parking for acceptable proof of residency.

Contractor Permits	Residents may request up to 8 contractor permits valid for 30 day increments. The cost of each permit will be $10 per 30 day period

Transferable Permits	For more information, please contact John King, Burlington Police Department, at 802-540-2381 or JKing@bpdvt.com

Clarifying policies for businesses and fraternities/sororities in RPP areas	For more information, please contact John King, Burlington Police Department, at 802-540-2381 or JKing@bpdvt.com

CarShare regulations	For more information, please contact John King, Burlington Police Department, at 802-540-2381 or JKing@bpdvt.com

Press Release Date:

01/18/2019

Attached Press Release:

Download RPP Changes.pdf (149.33 KB)

City Department:

Public Works Department