A resident or visitor parking permit allows people to park in some streets in the Ringwood Metropolitan Activity Area that are usually restricted. Short-term parking restrictions and a permit and voucher system have been introduced in residential streets within the Ringwood Metropolitan Activity Centre (MAC). This area is bound by:. Heatherdale Road to the west. Ringwood Bypass to the north.

1. Disabled Parking Permit Form

• Important Considerations: All outstanding City of Boston parking tickets must be paid before applying for a resident parking permit. Resident parking permits are provided at NO CHARGE for qualified residents.
• In this time of unprecedented campus growth, we’ve streamlined our parking permit system and updated campus shuttle routes to help students, faculty, staff, and visitors more easily navigate our 420-acre campus.

Traffic and parking on campus McGill/Macdonald and John Abbott Security jointly provide staff, students and visitors with conditional controlled parking under the direction of the Manager, Campus Security. They provide permits, which are issued at their office, located in Laird Hall, room 101. For public functions, parking regulations may be temporarily lifted.

Ringwood Lake to the east. Belgrave/ Lilydale rail line to the south. Who can apply? Residents in the following streets in the Ringwood MAC are able to apply for residential or visitor parking permits.

Northwest Residential Precinct. Acacia Court. Bond Street – all even numbers and odd 33-35 & 39-41 only. Bourke Street.

Browns Ave. Churchill Street. Maddon Street.

Disabled Parking Permit Form

Montgomery Street. Nelson Street. New Street – numbers 6-30 and 1A - 23 Eastern Gateway Precinct. Bardia Street. Khassa Parade.

Larissa Ave Not in the Ringwood MAC? If you live in a restricted street that is not in the Ringwood MAC, apply at Permit conditions Permits do not provide exemption from:. restrictions that limit parking to less than 1 hour. stopping in prohibited parking spaces or areas, including clearways and other areas in which parking of vehicles is prohibited under the Victorian Road Traffic Regulations. Permit conditions may change at any time – those residents impacted will be advised in writing if this occurs. Permits are issued for a maximum of 12 months and expire on 30 June each year.

Apply for an RMAC resident parking permit To apply for a resident parking permit for your precinct, you must be a resident of a single house dwelling (not live in a unit, apartment or townhouse). The number of permits issued is based on car ownership and the availability of on-site parking.

Fees Purchase visitor parking vouchers Eligible residents can request 1 set of visitor permits per month at a cost of $31. A set includes:. 12 x 4 hour permits.

6 x daily permits. To purchase a visitor parking voucher booklet: Frequently asked questions. Maroondah City Council is committed to protecting your privacy as prescribed by the Privacy & Data Protection Act 2014 and the Health Records Act 2001. The information you provide on this form is being collected by Maroondah City Council for the strict purpose of conducting Council business. Your information will not be disclosed to any external party without your consent, unless Council is required or authorised to do so by law. Failure to provide the information requested may make you ineligible to receive the service or be part of an event/function that is the subject of this form.

Any access to the information, amendments that may be required or any privacy enquiries may be directed to Council's Privacy Officer & Health Records Officer on or email. Maroondah City Council is committed to protecting your privacy as prescribed by the Privacy & Data Protection Act 2014 and the Health Records Act 2001. The information you provide on this form is being collected by Maroondah City Council for the strict purpose of conducting Council business.

Your information will not be disclosed to any external party without your consent, unless Council is required or authorised to do so by law. Failure to provide the information requested may make you ineligible to receive the service or be part of an event/function that is the subject of this form. Any access to the information, amendments that may be required or any privacy enquiries may be directed to Council's Privacy Officer & Health Records Officer on or email.