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If I am a leaseholder, what do I do about parking?
If you are a leaseholder your lease will state if you have a parking. Parking spaces are usually limited and having a permit does not guarantee you a space and only allows you to park in designated areas.
If a parking space is demised to you then you don’t need a permit. However, if you do need a permit, then to be eligible, your vehicle must be registered to your address and you must be up to date with your rent. You will need to provide certain documents with your application. Please contact the parking enforcement company responsible for your block