Neighborhood Parking Permits
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Neighborhood Parking Permit FAQs
Eligibility
Any person who maintains their residence within the Neighborhood Parking Zone is eligible to apply for one parking permit per vehicle. Proof of residency for homeowners is a current property tax statement or current utility bill. Renters must submit a current lease. A current vehicle registration is also necessary.
Obtain a Permit
Parking Permits may be obtained in City Hall, Suite 120, Monday thru Friday, 8AM to 5PM.
Parking Permit Fees
Each Permit is $25. A Visitor's Permit is also $25 (one per address). Permits expire Aug. 15th of each year.
Parking Violation Fines
Violation of this Ordinance is subject to an escalating fine of $20.
Visitor's Parking Permits
A Visitor's Permit can be purchased by a resident living in the Neighborhood Zone and can be used only by a visitor while temporarily visiting that address. Only one Visitor's Permit may be purchased per address. Businesses do not qualify for Visitor Permits.
Other General Neighborhood Parking Information
- A vehicle parked on the street in a Bloomington neighborhood must be moved at least every 72 hours. If a vehicle remains parked on the street for more than 72 hours you can report it to the Bloomington Police Department 339-4477
- Any vehicle or trailer is prohibited from being parked on an unimproved surface (which is either grass, dirt or sand.) Contact the Planning Department 349-3423