Residents Parking Scheme
Our neighbourhood uses a Resident’s Parking Scheme.
To apply for a permit, click here.
HUHRA Parking: Zone 1B
Zone 1B operates Monday to Saturday, 8am–6pm.
Resident Parking Permits: What You Need To Apply
Proof you live in the zone
Your vehicle details
Your V5 logbook showing the same address (or a valid insurance certificate)
A payment card
Each household can get up to 2 permits
Permit Costs
Not in an HMO?
1st permit: £36
2nd permit: £52
In an HMO?
Each permit: £72
Low Emission Vehicles?
If your car’s CO₂ emissions are under 120g/km and in tax band A, B or C, you can apply for a low emission permit.
1st permit: £13
2nd permit: £26
Free Permits
You might be able to get a free permit if you’re on Universal Credit, another means-tested benefit, or have a Blue Badge. You’ll still need to apply and show proof.
Once You Apply
You’ll get your permit within 10 days, but you can park right away using a temporary reference number. Just write it clearly on paper and stick it in the passenger-side front windscreen until the real permit arrives.
Visitor Scratchcards
Your permit includes 10 one-day visitor cards so friends or family can park too. Extra books cost £17, and you can get up to 10 extra books per year. You can still get 1 free book per year even if you don’t have a resident permit.
Scratchcards or permits must go in the passenger-side front windscreen, and be clearly visible
Where You Can Park
Having a permit doesn’t guarantee a space outside your house, but you can park anywhere in the 1B permit holder areas on the following streets:
Alexandra Terrace; Allison Place; Allison Street; Ashlin Grove; Avenue Terrace; Charles Street West; Depot Street; Gresham Street; Hampton Street; Nelson Street; Newland Street West; North Parade; Richmond Road; Rudgard Lane; South Parade; St Faiths Street; The Park; Victoria Street; Victoria Terrace; Wellington Street; West Parade; Whitehall Grove; Whitehall Terrace; and Yarborough Road.
Don’t park in other zones; you could get a ticket!
Extra Parking Perks
Your permit also lets you park in any City of Lincoln Council pay-and-display car park:
5pm to 9:30am, Monday to Saturday
All day on Sundays
On Bank Holidays, from 5pm the night before until 9:30am
Permit Length & Changes
All permits last 12 months from the date you buy them. If you need to update your details or get a replacement there’s a £5 admin fee.
Tradespeople Parking
If you’ve got builders or tradespeople working at your home, they can apply for a parking waiver for their vehicle. It’s best to sort this well ahead of time. Just email: waiverpermits@lincolnshire.gov.uk
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