Apply to park on yellow lines

Parking waivers will only be granted in exceptional circumstances and are not intended to provide 'convenience parking'. Parking a van containing tools or materials for the day's work, or a vehicle that carries workers to and from a site, are considered 'convenience parking'. These actions are covered by existing regulations for loading/unloading or setting down passengers.

The waiver will only be valid for one vehicle at any one time. If more than one vehicle is required on-site, then a separate parking waiver is required for each vehicle. A waiver is only valid for the vehicle for which it is issued. If the waiver is placed in a different vehicle, or if the waiver is changed or altered in any way, then it will be deemed invalid and a parking fine will be issued.

Genuine emergency situations will not be subject to the notice period.

Time periods

A waiver is normally only granted for a single event on one day between predetermined hours. Under certain conditions they may be granted for up to seven consecutive days at a specific location, but for no longer. Further extensions will require new applications to be made to allow us to review the parking, traffic and safety situation.

You must move the vehicle if we ask, or the police or a utility company contractor asks. They are not required to offer any compensation or alternative parking place. If it is deemed necessary, a parking waiver may be withdrawn without notice if the police ask us to. Your contact details will be used to inform you in this instance.

Inspections

We may check that the parking waiver is being used correctly.