Winter Parking Permit

updated: Thursday, December 29, 2011

Requirements

Households that do not have enough space to park at least two vehicles off the street, may apply for a parking permit if they meet one of these criteria:

The household has no garage or driveway (no permit fee, limit two permits per household)
The household has off-street parking for only one vehicle but owns two vehicles (no permit fee, limit one permit per household)
The household has off-street parking for only one vehicle but owns three or more vehicles (one free permit and $125 for one additional permit, limit two permits per household)
The household has off-street parking for two vehicles but owns three or more vehicles ($125 per permit, limit two permits per household)
The household requires the aid of a licensed caregiver and does not have off-street parking for the caregiver's vehicle ($25 for caregiver's permit; limit of one caregiver permit per household)

To have a permit application mailed to you, call (952) 924-2562 or click here for the permit.

Even if you have a parking permit, you must move your car to a plowed street on the second day of plowing. If you don’t dig out your car and move it to a plowed street, you can be ticketed and towed. When you move your car, don’t park too close to snow left behind by plows when they went around parked cars.