Permit terms & conditions
- Paper permit terms & conditions for Zones
- All digital permit zones terms & conditions (MiPermit)
- Permit terms & conditions for all other permits
Paper permit terms & conditions for all Zones
Carer permits - terms & conditions
1. To obtain a permit you must reside at the property. The property should be your main place of residency.
2. The name supplied to Parking Services, which is stated on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Applicants should include an email address and telephone number should Parking Services need to make contact.
3. In addition to the Application Form, proof of residency must be provided. This may include: a Council Tax bill, Domestic/Utilities bills (dated within the last 3 months), Tenancy agreements or contracts of employment e.g. living-in staff and a Statement of Need. A Statement of Need demonstrating regular care may include a letter from the care company stating how frequently the resident is receiving care in their home and a support plan/invoice for care payments, proof of care/bank statement (showing payment for care). This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued. Evidence is also required upon each renewal.
4. The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
5. Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to providing a 1st permit to each household. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so.
6. Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
7. The permit entitles the holder to park in any of the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the Permit is issued. For details of all the roads with in your zone, please go to Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
8. It is the responsibility of the Permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms & Conditions. Further Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the website.
9. In the event of a permit being lost an administration charge will apply for the issue of a replacement.
10. To request a refund, the permit must be returned to Parking Services. Refunds can only be issued for the remaining full months of the Permit and at a minimum of £10.00. This will be payable by BACS Transfer or to the original payment card. Please go to Carer permits to apply for a refund.
11. Only by clearly displaying the valid permit itself continuously on the windscreen of the vehicle will it be accepted as a valid exemption in line with the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO).
12. If you are unable to display a Carers' Permit a valid resident's visitor voucher must be displayed or alternative parking should be located.
13. It is the responsibility of the holder to return the permit if the registration needs changing on the permit. The Permit Holder must allow at least 36 hours for the Permit to be reproduced with the new details and an administration charge will apply for any Vehicle Registration Mark changes. To apply for a registration change, please go to Carer permits.
14. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date stated on the permit. To apply for a renewal please go to Carer permits.
15. Carers' Permits should be renewed at least 7 days before the expiry of the existing permit to guarantee that Parking Services can renew the permit. If the application is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of your existing permit cannot be guaranteed. West Sussex County Council does not guarantee the renewal of any permit for use within a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) or the issue of permits on demand.
16. If a permit is not renewed 7 days after the expiry, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If the Zone for which you are applying for a Permit has a waiting list, details of the applicant will be added to the bottom of the list and contact will be made when a permit becomes available.
17. Resident's Visitor Permits (RVPs) are available to purchase online (Resident Visitor Permit) and may only be purchased by residents, enabling their visitors (or tradespeople) to park within the permit holder bays in all zones with the exception of E Zone - City Centre. Proof of residency is required upon application of purchase. . RVP's will be posted out by 2nd class post therefore customers should allow at least 7 days for administration and postage.
18. When renewing a permit, council opening hours, Bank Holidays, Public holidays and the Christmas period should be taken into consideration.
19. Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who may restrict the number being issued or recall permits if deemed necessary.
20. Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
21. If a permit is suspected of being misused, Penalty Charge Notices may be issued and the permit will be withdrawn.
22. West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
23. Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
24. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Non-resident permit - terms & conditions
1. The name supplied to Parking Services, which is stated on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Applicants should include an email address and telephone number should Parking Services need to make contact.
2. The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
3. Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to residents within the zone, providing a 1st permit to each household. Permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so.
4. Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
5. If a permit is issued for a particular street or road, this will be stated on the letter which accompanies the permit. If however, your permit is issued for use throughout the whole zone, please visit Non-residents permits for a list of all the roads for which the permit is valid.
6. If you have multiple registrations logged against your permit, or another person will be using it, it is the responsibility of the Permit Holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms & Conditions. Further Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed online.
7. In the event of a permit being lost an administration charge will apply for the issue of a replacement.
8. To request a refund, the permit must be returned to Parking Services. Refunds can only be issued for the remaining full months of the Permit and at a minimum of £10.00. This will be payable by BACS Transfer or to the original payment card. Please go to Non-residents permits to apply for a refund.
9. Only by clearly displaying the valid permit itself continuously on the windscreen of the vehicle will it be accepted as a valid exemption in line with the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO).
10. If you are unable to display a Non-Resident permit alternative parking should be located.
11. Permits can be renewed up to a month prior to the expiry stated on the permit. To apply for a renewal please go to Non-residents permits.
12. Non-Resident's Permits should be renewed at least 7 days before the expiry of the existing permit to guarantee that Parking Services can process the renewal. If the application/renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of your existing permit cannot be guaranteed. West Sussex County Council does not guarantee the renewal of any permit for use within a Controlled Parking Zone or the issue of permits on demand.
13. If a permit is not renewed 7 days after the expiry, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If a Zone is operating a waiting list, details of the applicant will be added to the bottom of the list and contact will be made when a permit becomes available.
14. It is the responsibility of the Permit Holder to return the permit to Parking Services if a registration needs changing. The Permit Holder must allow at least 36 hours for the Permit to be reproduced with the new details and an administration charge will apply for any Vehicle Registration Mark changes. . To apply for a registration change, please go to Non-residents permits.
15. When renewing or changing a registration on a permit, Council opening hours, Bank Holidays, Public holidays, the Christmas period and postage should be taken into consideration.
16. A maximum of three vehicle registration marks can be registered against the permit.
17. Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
18. Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
19. If a permit is suspected of being misused, Penalty Charge Notices may be issued and the permit will be withdrawn.
20. West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
21. Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
22. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Resident permit - terms & conditions
1. To obtain a permit you must reside at the property. The property should be your main place of residency.
2. The name supplied to Parking Services, which is stated on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Applicants should include an email address and telephone number should Parking Services need to make contact.
3. A valid V5 document (log book of the vehicle) must be supplied at time of application stating the address for which the permit is being requested. Proof of residency in the form of: a Council Tax bill, a Utility bill or Bank Statement (dated within the last 3 months) is also required for a new application.
4. If a new vehicle has been obtained and the V5 is not available stating the new vehicle details, proof of purchase with insurance documentation detailing that the vehicle is registered at the permit address will be provisionally accepted. The V5 must be supplied as soon as possible or the permit may be cancelled.
5. The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
6. If you are claiming a first free disabled resident's permit you are required to provide copies of the Blue Badge upon application. Any further permits issued to the property will be chargeable at the additional permit rate.
7. Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to providing a 1st permit to each household. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so. Additional permits may be withdrawn if it is felt that the demand for first permits can no longer be met.
8. Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
9. The permit entitles the holder to park in any of the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the Permit is issued. For details of all the roads with in your zone, please go to Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
10. If you have multiple registrations logged against your Permit, or another person will be using it, it is the responsibility of the Permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms & Conditions. Further Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the internet.
11. In the event of a permit being lost an administration charge will apply for the issue of a replacement.
12. To request a refund, the permit must be returned to Parking Services. Refunds can only be issued for the remaining full months of the Permit and at a minimum of £10.00. This will be payable by BACS Transfer or to the original payment card. Please go to Resident permits to apply for a refund.
13. Only by clearly displaying the valid permit itself continuously on the windscreen of the vehicle will it be accepted as a valid exemption in line with the TRO (Traffic Regulation Order).
14. If you are unable to display a Residents Permit a valid resident's visitor voucher must be displayed or alternative parking should be located.
15. If two or more identical permits are being displayed in two vehicles simultaneously both permits will be considered void and both vehicles may receive a Penalty Charge Notice.
16. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date stated on the permit. To apply for a renewal please go to Resident permits.
17. Resident's Permits should be renewed at least 7 days before the expiry of the existing permit to guarantee that Parking Services can renew the permit. If the application is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of your existing permit cannot be guaranteed. West Sussex County Council does not guarantee the renewal of any permit for use within a residents' permit zone or the issue of visitors' parking permits on demand.
18. If a permit is not renewed 7 days after the expiry, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If the Zone for which you are applying for a Permit has a waiting list, details of the applicant will be added to the bottom of the list and contact will be made when a permit becomes available.
19. It is the responsibility of the holder to return the permit and a provide a valid V5 Document if a registration needs changing on the permit. A registration cannot be amended without these being supplied. The Permit Holder must allow at least 36 hours for the Permit to be reproduced with the new details and an administration charge will apply for any Vehicle Registration Mark changes. To apply for a registration change, please go to Resident permits.
20. Resident's Visitor Permits (RVPs) are available for purchase online (Resident Visitor Permit) and may only be purchased by residents, enabling their visitors (or tradespeople) to park within the permit holder bays in all zones with the exception of E Zone - City Centre. Proof of residency is required upon purchase. RVP's will be posted out by 2nd class post therefore customers should allow at least 7 days for administration and postage.
21. When renewing or changing a registration on a permit, council opening hours on Bank Holidays, Public holidays and the Christmas period should be taken into consideration.
22. A maximum of three vehicle registration marks can be registered against the permit.
23. Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who may restrict the number being issued or recall permits if deemed necessary.
24. Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
25. If a permit is suspected of being misused, Penalty Charge Notices may be issued and the permit will be withdrawn.
26. West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
27. Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
28. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Resident visitor permit (RVP) - terms & conditions
By applying for Resident Visitor Permits (RVPs), you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please go to Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
RVPs are available to residents / students whose main residence is within a Controlled Parking Zone (except Zone E) to enable their visitors (or tradespeople) to park in permit holder bays/areas within a specified zone. Those applying for RVPs will be a permanent resident:
· Who is named on council tax records.
· Who can provide evidence to show their name and address is highlighted on a recent utility bill
RVPs are also available for property owners and landlords who are required to visit properties to undertaking repairs.
RVPs are required to be applied for online at Resident Visitor Permit.
2. Evidence
Applicants are required to provide recent (within the last 3 months) proof of residency. Should the applicant not be named on the Council Tax Account, evidence must be provided (including domestic/utilities bills, tenancy agreements or contracts of employment e.g. living-in staff). For Landlords/Property Owners evidence that you own the property or documentation confirming the landlord status. This will allow the Council to assess whether RVPs should be issued.
3. General Use
Full instructions and conditions of the RVPs are stated on the reverse side of each RVP.
RVPs are valid in the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please go to Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
An RVP is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
An RVP is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
An RVP is not valid in any off-street car park.
Possession of an RVP does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
Motorists should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
An RVP must be validated immediately when the visitor arrives at the parking bay/area.
An RVP is valid for one motor vehicle only and is not transferable between vehicles.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the RVP is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay/area not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
The number of RVPs being sold is restricted.
In part-day zones, a 2 hour RVP will be valid for the morning and afternoon controlled parking times on the date selected.
4. General
It is the responsibility of the resident to inform and supply all users of RVPs with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed online.
In certain circumstances we can organise for customers to collect permits. Identification will need to be supplied, and we will need to confirm we have received the correct proof of residency and payment. If you would like another person to collect permits on your behalf, please bring your proof of residency and a letter of authorisation. The letter must authorise the collection of these permits.
Online services are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (01243 534500) at the advertised times on the website. Council opening hours on Bank Holidays, Public holidays and the Christmas period should be taken into consideration.
Refunds will only be issued for full remaining books of RVPs, the minimum amount for a refund is £10.00.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to RVPs at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a residents' parking permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
5. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
6. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw RVPs where it's deemed appropriate.
If an RVP is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and the Council may limit future applications. If an RVP has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
Should it be identified that a resident has purchased more than the permitted number of RVPs, they may be cancelled and refunded.
7. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
8. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Chichester District Council, Parking Services updated October 2021
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Student permit - terms & conditions
1. To obtain a permit you must reside at the property. The property should be your main place of residency.
2. The name supplied to Parking Services, which is stated on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Applicants should include an email address and telephone number should Parking Services need to make contact.
3. A valid V5 document (log book of the vehicle) must be supplied at time of application stating the address for which the permit is being requested. Proof of residency in the form of: a Council Tax bill, a Utility bill or Bank Statement (dated within the last 3 months) is also required for a new application.
4. If a new vehicle has been obtained and the V5 is not available stating the new vehicle details, proof of purchase with insurance documentation detailing that the vehicle is registered at the permit address will be provisionally accepted. The V5 must be supplied as soon as possible or the permit may be cancelled.
5. The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
6. If you are claiming a first free disabled resident's permit you are required to provide copies of the Blue Badge upon application. Any further permits issued to the property will be chargeable at the additional permit rate.
7. Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to providing a 1st permit to each household. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so. Additional permits may be withdrawn if it is felt that the demand for first permits can no longer be met.
8. Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
9. The permit entitles the holder to park in any of the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the Permit is issued. For details of all the roads with in your zone, please go to Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
10. If you have multiple registrations logged against your Permit, or another person will be using it, it is the responsibility of the Permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms & Conditions. Further Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the internet.
11. In the event of a permit being lost an administration charge will apply for the issue of a replacement.
12. To request a refund, the permit must be returned to Parking Services. Refunds can only be issued for the remaining full months of the Permit and at a minimum of £10.00. This will be payable by BACS Transfer or to the original payment card. Please go to Student permits to apply for a refund.
13. Only by clearly displaying the valid permit itself continuously on the windscreen of the vehicle will it be accepted as a valid exemption in line with the TRO (Traffic Regulation Order).
14. If you are unable to display a Residents Permit a valid resident's visitor voucher must be displayed or alternative parking should be located.
15. If two or more identical permits are being displayed in two vehicles simultaneously both permits will be considered void and both vehicles may receive a Penalty Charge Notice.
16. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date stated on the permit. To apply for a renewal please go to Student permits.
17. Resident's Permits should be renewed at least 7 days before the expiry of the existing permit to guarantee that Parking Services can renew the permit. If the application is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of your existing permit cannot be guaranteed. West Sussex County Council does not guarantee the renewal of any permit for use within a residents' permit zone or the issue of visitors' parking permits on demand.
18. If a permit is not renewed 7 days after the expiry, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If the Zone for which you are applying for a Permit has a waiting list, details of the applicant will be added to the bottom of the list and contact will be made when a permit becomes available.
19. It is the responsibility of the holder to return the permit and a provide a valid V5 Document if a registration needs changing on the permit. A registration cannot be amended without these being supplied. The Permit Holder must allow at least 36 hours for the Permit to be reproduced with the new details and an administration charge will apply for any Vehicle Registration Mark changes. To apply for a registration change, please go to Student permits.
20. Resident's Visitor Permits (RVPs) are available for purchase online (Resident Visitor Permit) and may only be purchased by residents, enabling their visitors (or tradespeople) to park within the permit holder bays in all zones with the exception of E Zone - City Centre. Proof of residency is required upon purchase. RVP's will be posted out by 2nd class post therefore customers should allow at least 7 days for administration and postage.
21. When renewing or changing a registration on a permit, council opening hours on Bank Holidays, Public holidays and the Christmas period should be taken into consideration.
22. A maximum of three vehicle registration marks can be registered against the permit.
23. Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who may restrict the number being issued or recall permits if deemed necessary.
24. Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
25. If a permit is suspected of being misused, Penalty Charge Notices may be issued and the permit will be withdrawn.
26. West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
27. Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
28. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Traders permit - terms & conditions
1. The name / company supplied to Parking Services, which is stated on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Applicants should include an email address and telephone number should Parking Services need to make contact.
2. In addition to the Application Form, details and proof of the operational need of the permit must be provided.
3. The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
4. Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to residents within the zone, providing a 1st permit to each house household. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so.
5. Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
6. If a permit is issued for a particular street or road, this will be stated on the letter which accompanies the permit. If however, your permit is issued for use throughout the whole zone, please go to Resident permits - what zone am I in? for a list of all the roads for which the permit is valid.
7. If you have multiple registrations logged against your Permit, or another person will be using it, it is the responsibility of the Permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms & Conditions. Further Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the website.
8. In the event of a permit being lost an administration charge will apply for the issue of a replacement.
9. To request a refund, the permit must be returned to Parking Services. Refunds can only be issued for the remaining full months of the Permit and at a minimum of £10.00. This will be payable by BACS Transfer or to the original payment card. Please go to Traders permit to apply for a refund.
10. Only by clearly displaying the valid permit itself continuously on the windscreen of the vehicle will it be accepted as a valid exemption in line with the TRO (Traffic Regulation Order).
11. If you are unable to display a Traders Permit alternative parking should be located.
12. Permits can be renewed up to a month prior to the expiry stated on the permit. To apply for a renewal please go to Traders permit .
13. Traders Permits should be renewed 7 days before the expiry of the existing permit to guarantee that Parking Services can renew the permit. If the application is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of your existing permit cannot be guaranteed. West Sussex County Council does not guarantee the renewal of any permit for use within a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) or issue permits on demand.
14. If a permit is not renewed 7 days after the expiry, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If the Zone you are applying for has a waiting list details of the applicant will be added to the bottom of the list and contact will be made when a permit becomes available.
15. It is the responsibility of the holder to return the permit if a registration needs changing on the permit. The Permit Holder must allow at least 36 hours for the Permit to be reproduced with the new details. To apply for a registration change, please go to Traders permit .
16. When renewing or changing a registration on a permit, Council opening hours, Bank Holidays, Public holidays, the Christmas period and postage should be taken into consideration.
17. A maximum of three vehicle registration marks can be registered against the permit.
18. Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who may restrict the number being issued or recall permits if deemed necessary.
19. Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
20. If a permit is suspected of being misused, Penalty Charge Notices may be issued and the permit will be withdrawn.
21. West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
22. Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
23. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
All digital permit zones terms & conditions (MiPermit)
Carer permits MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
A permit may be available to residents whose main residence is within a Controlled Parking Zone and who meet specific conditions, including where;
- Council Tax is paid for the property,
- The name and address of the resident is highlighted on a recent utilities bill,
- Regular domiciliary care is provided in the home,
- The vehicle is a car or van.
2. Evidence
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide recent (within the last 3 months) proof of residency (including council tax, domestic/utilities bills, tenancy agreements or contracts of employment e.g. living-in staff) and a Statement of Need. A Statement of Need demonstrating regular care may include a letter from the care company stating how frequently the resident is receiving care in their home and a support plan/invoice for care payments, proof of care/bank statement (showing payment for care). This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued. Evidence is also required upon each renewal.
A permit may be issued without charge for those who can provide evidence of being in receipt of;
- Attendance Allowance
- 8 points or more under the "moving around" activity of the mobility component of Personal Independence Payment
- Higher rate of the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance
3. General Use
The permit entitles the holder to park in the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
A permit is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder.
Permit holders should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
Resident's Visitor Permits are available for purchase and may only be purchased by residents, enabling their visitors (or tradespeople) to park within the permit holder bays in all zones (with the exception of E Zone - City Centre). Proof of residency is required upon purchase.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time. It is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
A vehicle registration document must be provided before a new vehicle is logged against a permit. The Council may provisionally accept proof of purchase of a vehicle with insurance documentation if the vehicle registration document is unavailable. The permit may be cancelled if the vehicle registration document is not provided thereafter.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. Renewal
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The issue or renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
Evidence, as stated above, should be provided upon each renewal request.
5. General
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank/Public Holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card.
Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to providing a first permit to households. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a residents' parking permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
7. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it's deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. Cancelled Permits
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Non-resident permit MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
Permits are issued to local businesses/retailers and commuters who require parking in the Controlled Parking Zone/s.
2. Evidence
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide proof of vehicle ownership for first time applications as well as renewals. This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued.
3. General Use
The permit entitles the holder to park in a prescribed street or road within a specific zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?. In some circumstances, permits may be issued for use across the controlled parking zone.
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
A permit is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder.
Permit holders should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time. Up to three registrations can be applied to the permit however, it is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to update the vehicle registration logged against the permit prior to leaving the vehicle parked. For queries and updates relating to a permit please use your MiPermit online account, MiPermit App or you can call 0345 520 7007 or email help@mipermit.com.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. Renewal
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The issue or renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
A valid vehicle registration document (V5) or insurance document stating the permit holder's address must be supplied upon renewal of the permit.
5. General
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank/Public holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card.
Permits are allocated where there is sufficient space within a road in the Controlled Parking Zone/s (CPZ). Priority is given to providing first permits to residents and therefore non-resident permits will be withdrawn upon expiry if demand for resident permits cannot be met.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
7. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it's deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. Cancelled Permits
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Non-resident Charity permit MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
Permits are issued in order to assist staff/volunteers working for charitable organisations working within the controlled parking zones and/or those regularly visiting residents.
2. Evidence
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide statement of need and evidence of their role within the charitable organisation which demonstrates why a permit is needed. Evidence of a registered charity number must be provided with each application and upon each renewal. This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued.
3. General Use
The permit entitles the holder to park in a specific street or road which is included within the zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays /areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
A permit is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
Permits are not to be used for any other purpose such as the personal use of the holder. They are issued for use on essential/legitimate operational use by the organisation only
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder.
Permit holders and users of the permit should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time. Up to three registrations can be applied to the permit however, it is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to update the vehicle registration logged against the permit prior to leaving the vehicle parked. For queries and updates relating to a permit please use your MiPermit online account, MiPermit App or you can call 0345 520 7007 or email help@mipermit.com.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. Renewal
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The issue or renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
The permit holder is required to provide an up-to-date statement of need and evidence of their role within the charitable organisation which demonstrates why a permit is needed for each renewal.
5. General
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank/public holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card.
Permits are allocated where there is sufficient space within a road in the Controlled Parking Zone/s (CPZ). Priority is given to providing first permits to residents and therefore non-resident permits will be withdrawn upon expiry if demand for resident permits cannot be met.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
7. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it's deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. Cancelled Permits
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Resident permit MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
A permit may be available to residents / students whose main residence is within a Controlled Parking Zone and who meet specific conditions, including where;
- Council Tax is paid for the property,
- The name and address of the resident is highlighted on a recent utilities bill and Vehicle Registration Document (V5) / car insurance certificate (unless company name or the name of a lease or hire company),
- The vehicle is a car or van.
2. Evidence
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide recent (within the last 3 months) proof of residency (including council tax, domestic/utilities bills, tenancy agreements or contracts of employment e.g. living-in staff) and vehicle ownership (Vehicle Registration Document (V5), insurance certificate or leasing agreement) stating the address for which the permit is requested. Students with vehicle registration documents which are registered to a different address should also provide evidence that they are a student, for example, a student card. Applicants are also required to provide a copy of both sides of a valid Blue Badge if requesting a disabled resident permit. This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued. Where requests are made for additional vehicles to be added to a permit, evidence that this vehicle is registered to the property should be provided along with proof of residency if the vehicle is registered to a different member of the household. Evidence is also required in order to renew a permit.
3. General Use
The permit entitles the holder to park in the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
A permit is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. Only residents who have provided evidence, as above, are permitted to use the permit.
Permit holders should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
If a disabled resident permit is issued, further permits issued to the property will be chargeable at the additional permit rate.
Resident's Visitor Permits (RVPs) are available for purchase and may only be purchased by residents, enabling their visitors (or tradespeople) to park within the permit holder bays in all zones (with the exception of E Zone - City Centre). Proof of residency is required upon purchase.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time. Up to three registrations can be applied to the permit however, it is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to update the vehicle registration logged against the permit prior to leaving the vehicle parked. For queries and updates relating to a permit please use your MiPermit online account, MiPermit App or you can call 0345 520 7007 or email help@mipermit.com.
A vehicle registration document must be provided before a new vehicle is logged against a permit. The Council may provisionally accept proof of purchase of a vehicle with insurance documentation if the vehicle registration document is unavailable. The permit may be cancelled if the vehicle registration document is not provided thereafter.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. Renewal
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
5. General
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank/Public holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card.
Permits are allocated on a first-come-first-served-basis. Priority is given to providing a first permit to households. Further permits will only be issued if there is the capacity to do so. Additional permits may be withdrawn if it is felt that the demand for first permits can no longer be met.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a residents' parking permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
7. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it's deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. Cancelled Permits
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Resident visitor permit (RVP) MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for Resident Visitor Permits (RVPs), you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
RVPs are available to residents / students whose main residence is within a Controlled Parking Zone (except Zone E) to enable their visitors (or tradespeople) to park in permit holder bays/areas within a specified zone. Those applying for RVPs will be a permanent resident:
- Who is named on council tax records.
- Who can provide evidence to show their name and address is highlighted on a recent utility bill
RVPs are also available for property owners and landlords who are required to visit properties to undertaking repairs.
2. Evidence
Applicants are required to provide recent (within the last 3 months) proof of residency, this can be in the form of a domestic/utilities bill, tenancy agreements, bank statement or current Council Tax bill stating your full name.
For Landlords/Property Owners evidence that you own the property or documentation confirming the landlord status.
This evidence will allow the Council to assess whether RVPs should be issued.
3. General Use
RVPs can be activated 7 days in advance through the MiPermit app (opens new window), online MiPermit account (opens new window) or by calling MiPermit on 0345 5207007.
RVPs are valid in the streets or roads which are included within the zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?.
An RVP is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Limited Waiting Bays/areas).
An RVP is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
An RVP is not valid in any off-street car park.
Possession of an RVP does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
Motorists should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
An RVP must be activated immediately when the visitor arrives at the parking bay/area.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a RVP at any given time. The correct vehicle registration must be logged against the RVP at the time of parking.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the RVP is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay/area not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
The number of RVPs being sold is restricted.
In part-day zones, a 2 hour RVP will be valid for the morning and afternoon controlled parking times on the date selected.
4. General
When applying for RVPs you must allow 48 hours for the permits to be authorised and MiPermit/council opening hours should be taken into consideration when waiting for an approval.
It is the responsibility of the resident to inform and supply all users of RVPs with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank Holidays and Public.
Refunds will only be issued for full remaining books of RVPs, the minimum amount for a refund is £10.00.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to RVPs at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining RVPs shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
5. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
6. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw RVPs where it's deemed appropriate.
If an RVP is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and the Council may limit future applications. If an RVP has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
Should it be identified that a resident has purchased more than the permitted number of RVPs, they may be cancelled and refunded.
7. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
8. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Traders permit MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
Permits are issued to local businesses/retailers who require parking in the Controlled Parking Zone/s (CPZs) so that a regular delivery service can be maintained and the permit is necessary for the efficient running of the business. Permits may be offered to doctors (primarily those on call) who can demonstrate a need to be parked near to their surgery/place of work.
2. Evidence
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide details of the operational need to park nearby. This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued.
3. General Use
The permit entitles the holder to park in a prescribed street or road within a specific zone for which the permit is issued. For details of all the roads within a zone, please visit Resident permits - what zone am I in?. In some circumstances, permits may be issued for use across the controlled parking zone.
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display).
A permit is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Limited Waiting Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
Only one permit will be issued to a business/retailer.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder.
Permit holders should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time.
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to update the vehicle registration logged against the permit prior to leaving the vehicle parked. For queries and updates relating to a permit please use your MiPermit online account, MiPermit App or you can call 0345 520 7007 or email help@mipermit.com.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. Renewal
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The issue or renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
A valid vehicle registration document (V5) or insurance document stating the permit holder's address must be supplied upon renewal of the permit.
5. General
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Public/ Bank Holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card.
Permits are allocated where there is sufficient space within a road in the Controlled Parking Zone/s (CPZ). Priority is given to providing first permits to residents and therefore non-resident permits will be withdrawn upon expiry if demand for resident permits cannot be met.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) and Resident Parking Schemes (RPS)
For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window).
7. Withdrawal of Permits
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it's deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. Cancelled Permits
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Permit terms & conditions for all other permits
Healthcare permit - terms & conditions
By applying for permit, you are agreeing with the Terms and Conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Permits are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website at Parking tickets
1. GENERAL ELIGIBILITY
A permit may be available to medical/care personnel who are carrying out legitimate domiciliary visits to residents within a Resident Parking Scheme (RPS). A permit may also be used for legitimate visits to residential care homes or doctors surgeries/clinics in residential areas where there is no off-street parking available, but only in order to escort a patient (e.g. for the purposes of dropping off / collecting a patient).
2. EVIDENCE
In addition to a complete application, applicants are required to provide a signed statement of need (highlighting the frequency at which the holder makes visits within the RPS) will be required from the applicant along with written confirmation from a senior member of staff of the organisation through which the services are provided. This will allow the Council to assess whether the permit should be issued. An updated statement of need may be requested upon each renewal of a permit.
3. GENERAL USE
When parking in the Chichester District, the digital permit will be considered as the valid permit. Civil Enforcement Officers will verify this on their handheld computers.
A paper permit may be issued to Healthcare Permit holders to be displayed clearly in the vehicle outside of the Chichester District in the rest of West Sussex. Permit holders should read the conditions on the reverse of the permit prior to parking.
A paper permit issued by Chichester District Council is not considered valid in the Chichester District.
A permit is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays/areas and Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display). Permit holders should check signs and road markings prior to leaving a vehicle. Permits are valid across each Resident Parking Scheme (RPS) in West Sussex.
The permit entitles the vehicle to park for a maximum of 2 hours.
A permit is not valid in any off-street car park.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
Possession of a permit does not guarantee the availability of a space for the holder to park.
The name supplied on the initial application, will be deemed as the permit holder. The permit is only for the use of the permit holder.
Permits are not to be used for any reason other than the purpose outlined in the application and supporting evidence. Improper use includes but is not limited to, the personal business of the holder, running errands (e.g. shopping/collecting goods) for a client as well as for long term parking while the holder is at their office or visiting other offices for meetings.
A permit is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the stated start date.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a permit at any given time. Up to three registrations can be applied to the permit however, it is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to update the vehicle registration logged against the permit prior to leaving the vehicle parked. For queries and updates relating to a permit please use your MiPermit online account, MiPermit App or you can call 0345 520 7007 or email help@mipermit.com.
Where bays are marked out, the vehicle for which the permit is valid must be parked wholly within the markings. A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a Police Officer or Civil Enforcement Officer.
Should an authorised parking bay not be available, alternative parking should be located and the appropriate charge paid, if necessary.
4. RENEWAL
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to renew a permit. Permits can be renewed up to one month prior to the expiry date. Permits should be renewed at least seven days before the expiry date of the existing permit. If a renewal request is not submitted within this timescale, renewal of an existing permit cannot be guaranteed. The renewal of any permit cannot be guaranteed and permits are not issued or renewed on demand.
If a permit is not renewed seven days after the expiry date, it may be necessary to submit a new application. If there is insufficient availability, details of an applicant will be added to a waiting list and contact will be made when/if a permit becomes available.
Evidence (as outlined in the Evidence section above) must be supplied upon renewal of the permit.
5. GENERAL
It is the responsibility of the permit holder to inform and supply all users of the Permit with the Terms and Conditions. Terms and Conditions can be requested from Parking Services or viewed on the MiPermit account.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary on Bank/Public holidays.
Refunds will only be issued for the remaining full months of a permit and at a minimum of £10.00. Refunds will be processed to the original payment card by MiPermit.
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to request information relating to a permit at any time.
Permits will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a permit shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
6. CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE (CPZ) AND RESIDENT PARKING SCHEMES (RPS)
Whereas Chichester District Council is the issuing authority for this Healthcare Permit, the permit can be used across the RPSs in West Sussex. For information relating to CPZs and RPSs please visit Chichester District Council, On Street Parking or West Sussex County Council (opens new window)
7. WITHDRAWAL OF PERMITS
The Council reserves the right to reject applications and withdraw permits where it is deemed appropriate.
If a permit is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately, and no future applications accepted. If a permit has not been used in accordance with the Terms and Conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the permit and/or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
8. CANCELLED PERMITS
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
9. LIABILITY
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
10. PENALTY CHARGE NOTICE
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester District Council uses the data you provide to process parking permits and Penalty Charge Notices which are issued in respect of on and off-street parking. All processes are carried out using secure systems. The data is required to carry out the efficient provision of parking services within the administrative District. The information you provide will only be used for the parking related purposes for which it was obtained. This may include sharing it with partner agencies and other local authorities within West Sussex involved directly in parking management, specifically the Police, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, the Traffic Enforcement Centre and agents providing services to Chichester District Council in carrying out this role. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Bay suspension - terms & conditions
1. Parking Services administer Bay Suspensions on behalf of West Sussex County Council (WSCC), the Highway Authority. Suspensions will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council.
2. All suspensions are subject to charges and guidance prescribed by the Highway Authority and Parking Services reserves the right to withdraw or decline a suspension.
3. It is the applicant's responsibility to provide the correct information and duration for a suspension upon application.
4. The fact that an application or payment has been made does not guarantee that a suspension will be authorised.
5. A chargeable suspension will not be arranged until full payment has been made.
6. Parking Services cannot guarantee that other vehicles will not park or remain parked within a suspended area/bay. Unauthorised vehicles parked in a suspended area will, however, be liable to receive a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
7. A suspension request must be received at least 6 working days prior to the intended start date.
8. Requests to cancel a suspension must be received at least 5 working days prior to the intended start date of a bay suspensions otherwise the refund may not be granted.
9. Requests to change the date/s of a suspension need to be received at least 3 working days prior to the intended start date.
10. A single bay suspension will be a maximum of 10 meters or 2 normal car lengths.
11. Suspensions should not be arranged to gain preferential parking on the highway and vehicles are not permitted to park within a suspended bay unless those vehicles are required for work being undertaken or for an agreed purpose. The registrations of these vehicles need to be supplied upon application. This provision also applies to householders who have arranged a suspension for removals or work on the property as the suspension does not permit the householder to park their vehicle in the bay.
12. A suspension must be obtained prior to any works or skip licence being requested/purchased from WSCC.
13. It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that the Terms and Conditions of a suspension are communicated to all the necessary parties.
14. If it is suspected that the bay suspension is not being used correctly or is not being used for the purpose described in the application details, it may be withdrawn, any future applications may be refused, and information will be reported to the Highway Authority.
15. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that any inconvenience or disruption caused by the bay suspension is kept to a minimum and consideration should be given to the impact on the local area.
16. PCNs will be issued to any vehicle which is not complying with the Terms and Conditions of the bay suspension and all suspensions are subject to the requirements of the Traffic Regulation Order (TRO).
17. Should a suspension be required for 6 bays or more, or for a period of 3 months or over, the applicant should contact the Highway Authority.
18. Council opening hours, Bank Holidays, Public holidays and the Christmas and New Year period should be taken into consideration when applying.
19. WSCC reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements at any time without notice.
20. CDC and WSCC accept no liability for loss or damage to any vehicle including the fittings or contents.
21. Failure to comply with the Terms & Conditions and the West Sussex County Council TRO may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
Data Protection Statement
Chichester Council uses the data you provide to process Dispensation Notices which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).
Dispensation MiPermit - terms & conditions
By applying for a parking dispensation, you are agreeing with the terms and conditions and declaring that all the information submitted is true and to the best of your knowledge accurate. Dispensations are monitored and incorrect use may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued and/or further action being taken by the Council. For more information on what to do if you receive a PCN please visit our website Parking tickets.
1. General Eligibility
Dispensation notices may be issued to particular businesses and trades people in cases where it is essential that a vehicle is parked on the road close to a property in order to carry out a particular function e.g. to enable easy access to tools and equipment whilst working at a customer's property. In most cases, notices are issued to commercial/works vehicles and vans only. Within some Controlled Parking Zones, it may be possible to use Resident Visitor Permits which can be purchased by a resident of an eligible property.
The Council reserves the right to reject an application.
2. General Use
A Dispensation Notice is valid in the following on-street locations - Permit Holder Only Bays, Pay and Display Bays, Limited Waiting Bays (certain cases only), Shared Use Bays (e.g. Permit Holder Only and Pay and Display) and Yellow Lines (certain cases only). Applications to park in Limited Waiting Bays or on Yellow Lines will be considered on a case by case basis.
A Dispensation Notice is NOT valid in the following on-street locations - Loading Bays, Disabled Bays, Motorcycle Bays, Zigzags, Bus Stops, Taxi Ranks, Pavements and areas subject to a loading ban.
A Dispensation Notice is not valid in any off-street car park.
Materials or goods must not be deposited on the pavement or road.
The fact that an application or payment has been submitted does not guarantee that a permit will be issued.
A Dispensation Notice is considered valid once it is authorised by the Council and from the chosen start date supplied at the time of approval.
A Dispensation Notice needs to be applied for at least 24 hours before the Dispensation is due to go live and council opening hours should be taken into consideration when waiting for an approval.
If a Dispensation Notice is required for emergency work, please apply and then call our customer services team on 01243 534500 to ensure it is reviewed as soon as possible.
Please do not park before your Dispensation Notice has been approved and make sure you read all the information and when applying.
A maximum of one vehicle registration mark can be active on a Dispensation Notice at any given time. It is the responsibility of the permit holder to ensure that the vehicle registration logged against the permit is correct at the time of parking.
A Dispensation Notice is only valid for use by the specific vehicle, in a specific road and for the reason and on the date(s) recorded on the application. A Dispensation Notice does not guarantee a parking place in the road selected.
A vehicle should not be parked across any part of the pavement or road in such a way as to interfere with other vehicles or pedestrians. A vehicle must be moved on the instructions of a police officer or a Civil Enforcement Officer
Refunds will not be issued.
Online MiPermit services and the MiPermit App are available to use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Phone services are available (0345 520 7007) at the advertised times and opening hours may vary, such as on Bank and Public Holidays.
3. General
West Sussex County Council reserves the right to vary its parking arrangements and/or Terms and Conditions at any time without notice.
Dispensations will be monitored and managed by Chichester District Council who is able to withdraw permits or restrict the number issued.
4. Controlled Parking Zone
It is the applicant's responsibility to make sure they apply for the correct type of dispensation for the parking place. If the incorrect Dispensation Notice is purchased for that area, the vehicle may be issued with a Penalty Charge Notice.
5. Withdrawal of Dispensation Notice
If the Dispensation Notice is found to be misused, it will be cancelled immediately and the Council reserves the right to refuse or limit further applications. If a Dispensation Notice has not been used in accordance with the terms and conditions, the Council reserves the right to withdraw the Notice or issue a Penalty Charge Notice.
6. Cancelled Dispensations
The Council will cancel permits upon request of the permit holder or authorised person.
7. Liability
Chichester District Council and West Sussex County Council will not accept any liability whatsoever in respect of the theft, loss or damage to any vehicle or its contents whilst parked on the public highway.
8. Penalty Charge Notice
Failure to comply with the Terms and Conditions and the West Sussex County Council Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued. Please go to West Sussex County Council (opens new window) to view the TRO.
9. Fraud
The council has a duty to protect the public funds it administers. To prevent and assist in the detection of fraud, the information you provide on any forms may be shared with other public bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds. This includes checks on credit reference agencies and taking part in the National Audit Office's Fraud Initiative. For further information, see the National Fraud Initiative page on the West Sussex County Council website. Any person making a false statement for the purpose of obtaining a dispensation to park shall be guilty of an offence (Section 115 (2) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984).
Data Protection Statement
Chichester Council uses the data you provide to process Dispensation Notices which are issued in respect of on street parking. Details of West Sussex County Council's and Chichester District Council's compliance with the General Data Protection Regulations can be found at Data protection and freedom of information and at West Sussex County Council - Data Protection (opens new window).