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The Residential Parking Program is Reverting to its Original Form

On July 3, 2024, City Council passed a motion to pause the new Residential Parking Program (RPP) and revert it to its original form that was in effect until May 31, 2024. This means the 19 participating neighbourhoods will continue to be a part of the program with their existing hours and temporary/visitor permitting requirements. Residents are asked to continue to display their expired permits.

The City will undertake additional focused public engagement, integrate feedback received during the initial program rollout and report back with recommended potential program adjustments to the Urban Planning Committee in the first quarter of 2026.

Edmonton’s Residential Parking Program helps to manage parking in select neighbourhoods while recognizing curbside space is an asset to be shared. Learn about City of Edmonton residential parking permits and how to obtain them.

What Does this Mean for Residents in a Residential Parking Program?

The 19 Neighbourhoods Impacted are:

Belgravia
Belvedere
Boyle Street
Central MacDougall
Century Park
Commonwealth Stadium
Garneau
Glengarry
Groat Estates
McKernan
NAIT
Northlands
Parkallen
Rossdale
Royal Gardens
Southgate
South Belgravia
Wîhkwêntôwin (formerly Oliver)
Windsor Park

See Program Neighbourhoods and Map for more detail.

Tickets

Vehicles displaying a 2023 permit will not be ticketed. Also, if residents in one of the 19 RPP neighbourhoods receive a parking ticket while the permit application is processed, they can call 780-496-5161 to report it along with providing proof of residence.

Permits

Those who have lost or misplaced their physical permit can submit a request for a Replacement Permit.

As part of this change, digital permits are paused. Residents who have applied for a digital permit and discarded their physical permit can reapply for a Replacement Permit. Residents who have applied for a digital permit and still have their 2023 permit can continue to display that permit and will not need to reapply.

Those who have recently moved into a neighbourhood with a Residential Parking Program and wish to park on-street can apply for a New Household or Visitor Parking Permit.

Please allow for 10 days to receive your permit after you apply. Any newly issued permits will come as a standard 2023 permit. This is being done to expedite permits and turnaround time for applications.

Program Neighbourhoods and Maps

The Residential Parking Program applies to the following neighbourhoods:

Neighbourhoods A-D

Neighbourhood	Location	Hours of Operations	Parking Restraints	Annual Visitor Permits Allowed (apply online)	Temporary Permits Allowed (Contact Parking Services to Request)
Belgravia (UA-3)	76 Ave to University Ave, Sask Dr to 114 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
South Belgravia (UA-5)	71 Ave to 76 Ave, Sask Drive to 114 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Belvedere	129 Ave to 131 Ave, 64 St to Fort Rd	8am - 5pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Boyle Street	South of Jasper Ave, 94A St to 94 St	Monday to Sunday 12am-11:59pm	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Central MacDougall	North 108 Ave to 111 Ave, 108 St to 106 St	7am - 11pm Monday to Sunday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Century Park	20 Ave to 28 Ave, 113 St to 111A St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2/3 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Commonwealth Stadium	106 Ave to 107A Ave, 96 St to 92 St 107A Avenue to 118 Ave, 97 St to 82 St Jasper Ave to 100 Ave, 93 St to 86 St Jasper Ave to 111 Ave, 86 St to east of 78 St South of 112 Ave to 110 Ave, 81 St to 75 A St	Event days only	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes

Neighbourhoods E-H

Neighbourhood	Location	Hours of Operation	Parking Restraints	Annual Visitor Permits Allowed (apply online)	Temporary Permits Allowed (Contact Parking Services to Request)
Garneau (UA-1)	88 Ave to Sask Dr, 110 St East to 89 Ave	Varying hours and restrictions	Hourly Parking Except Residents with Valid Permit	No	Yes
Glengarry	92 St South of 135 Ave to Lane North of 133 Ave 86 Ave to 87 Ave between 112 St to 111 St	8am - 4pm School Days	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Groat Estates	North of 108 Ave, East of 126 St to Lane	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	1 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Resident	Yes
	South of 108 Ave to 107 Ave, both sides of 125 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	1 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
	South of 107 Ave to Stony Plain Rd, both Sides of 125 St and 126 St	8am - 10am Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
	South of 106 Ave to Stony Plain Rd 129 St to 125 St	8am - 10am Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
	South of Stony Plain Rd to Villa Ave, 127 St to 125 St	8am - 10am Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
	102 Ave to Wadhurst Road, 125 St	Monday to Sunday 12am-11:59pm	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Household	Yes
	South of 102 Ave to Jasper Ave, West of 124 St to 126 St	8am - 10am Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
	South of 104 Ave to Wellington Crescent, Wellington Crescent to 130 Street, Glenora Crescent to Connaught Drive, Tweedsmuir Crescent	8am - 10am Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes

Neighbourhoods M-P

Neighbourhood	Location	Hours of Operations	Parking Restraints	Annual Visitor Permits Allowed (apply online)	Temporary Permits Allowed (Contact Parking Services to Request)
McKernan (UA-2)	76 Ave to 81 Ave, 114 St to 109 St 72 Ave to 76 Ave, 114 St to 111 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
NAIT	North of 118 Ave, 106 St to 103 St	9am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
NAIT	South of Princess Elizabeth Ave to 111 Ave, 106 St to 102 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Northlands	112 Ave to 114 Ave, 80 St to 78 St Ada Blvd to 112 Ave, 76 St to 73 St Ada Blvd to 118 Ave, 71 St to 67 St 118 Ave to 120 Ave, 71 St to 68 St 116 Ave to S of 118 Ave, 81 St to 80 St 118 Ave to 121 Ave, Fort Road to 76 St	8am - 11pm Monday to Sunday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Parkallen (UA-6)	112A St to 111 St, 62 Ave to South of 71 Ave	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes

Neighbourhoods R-W

Neighbourhood	Location	Hours of Operations	Parking Restraints	Annual Visitor Permits Allowed (apply online)	Temporary Permits Allowed (Contact Parking Services to Request)
Rossdale	North of 97 Ave to 98 Avenue, West of 101 St to 102 St	Monday to Sunday 12am-11:59pm	No Parking Except Residents with Permits No Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Resident 2 per Resident	Yes Yes
Rossdale	South of 98 Ave to 94 Ave, West of 100 St to 101 St	8am - 10am Monday to Friday and During Telus Field Events		2 per Resident 2 per Resident	Yes Yes
Royal Gardens	43 Ave to 44 Ave, West of 114 St	8am - 10pm Monday to Friday Except July and August	No Parking Except Residents with Permits No Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Resident	Yes
Royal Gardens	41 Ave to 43 Ave, 113 St to 111A St	8am - 8pm Monday to Friday except July and August		2 per Resident	Yes
Southgate (MALMO)	56 Ave to 60 Ave, 115 St to 113 St 46 Ave to 53 Ave, Malmo Rd to 111A St 51 Ave to 54 Ave, 110 St to 107 St	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Wîhkwêntôwin (formally Oliver) Mini-Programs	South of 102 Avenue & East of 120 Street, West of 120 St to Lane South of 102 Avenue and West of 118 St to Lane South of 102 Avenue and East of 113 St to Lane South of 100 Ave and 119 Ave, mid-block between 113 St to 112 St 111 St between 97 Ave to 98 Ave	Monday to Sunday 12am-11:59pm	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	No	Yes
Windsor Park (UA-4)	87 Ave to Sask Drive, Groat Road to 116 St	8am - 10pm Monday to Friday	No Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Resident	Yes
University Ave to 87 Avenue Groat Road to 117 Street	Varying hours and restrictions	Hourly Parking Except Residents with Valid Permit	2 per Resident	Yes
Saskatchewan Drive west of Groat Rd and South of 87 Ave	8am - 6pm Monday to Friday	2 Hour Parking Except Residents with Permits	2 per Resident	Yes

Permit Types

Household or Visitor Parking Permits

This permit allows residents within a Residential Parking Program area, which are neighbourhoods with signs along the streets stating "Except Residents with Valid Permit", to park their vehicles on the street. In addition to the household permit, residents can request visitor permits to be used for guests or service vehicles providing services to the household or unit.

Each household is allowed a maximum of two annual household permits.

Apply For a New Household or Visitor Parking Permit

Temporary Parking Permits

Parking permits for:

Contractors completing renovations
Out-of-town guests
One-time social events such as a wedding
Students

Eligibility:

All Residential Parking Program area residents are eligible
No cost for the permit

Apply for a Temporary Parking Permit

Waste Bins, PODs, SeaCan Permits

With an approved OSCAM permit, a commercial waste bin, POD, or SeaCan may be placed on City Road right of way for the period approved in the permit.

Requirements:

Servicing address/titled lot must be provided with your application.
All bins shall be retro-reflective, or shall have temporary traffic controls placed to provide retro-reflectivity.
All bins shall comply with the City of Edmonton Traffic Bylaw 5590, section 66 regarding Highway Obstruction.
A daily permitting fee related to the on-street placement of commercial waste bins, PODs or SeaCans is planned, however, this fee is currently on hold until further notice. Further information regarding the upcoming fee will be provided in advance of its implementation.

See More Information About OSCAM Permits

Program Overview

Permit Restrictions

Permits are available to residents of single family homes and multi-family buildings up to and including 3 storeys in height within the program area
Vehicles over 4500 kg cannot be legally parked in any residential area - Traffic Bylaw 5590 ; overweight vehicles may be tagged and towed
Permits are non-transferable

Vehicle Registration Requirements

Valid vehicle registration(s) are required for new applications and renewals
Updated vehicle registration(s) are required upon each renewal
If the registration does not match the address for the permit, a Temporary Residential Parking Permit may be required in the interim
Temporary residents or applicants using a vehicle registered to an individual other than the applicant will only qualify for a Temporary Residential Parking Permit
Vehicles registered to a post office box or a business are not eligible

Major Event Restrictions

Parking restrictions will be in effect when major events occur in the Rossdale and Commonwealth neighbourhoods.

Parking restrictions are in effect during major events schedule times
Must display a valid permit to park during major events
Vehicles parked without valid permits may be fined $100 and towed
Vehicles that drive across a sidewalk or boulevard where there is no curb crossing can be fined $250
Must be a resident to get a residential parking permit
Temporary parking permits for guests must be applied for one week before an event

Bylaw 5590 section 37 and 37.1

Contact Us

Parks and Roads Services

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Phone	311

Residential Parking Program

The Residential Parking Program is Reverting to its Original Form

What Does this Mean for Residents in a Residential Parking Program?

The 19 Neighbourhoods Impacted are:

Tickets

Permits

Program Neighbourhoods and Maps

Permit Types

Household or Visitor Parking Permits

Temporary Parking Permits

Waste Bins, PODs, SeaCan Permits

Program Overview

Permit Restrictions

Vehicle Registration Requirements

Major Event Restrictions

Commercial Parking

Waste Bin, POD, SeaCan Permit

Trailer and RV Parking and Storage

Contact Us

Parks and Roads Services

Residential Parking Program

The Residential Parking Program is Reverting to its Original Form

The 19 Neighbourhoods Impacted are:

Tickets

Permits

Household or Visitor Parking Permits

Temporary Parking Permits

Waste Bins, PODs, SeaCan Permits

Permit Restrictions

Vehicle Registration Requirements

Major Event Restrictions

Commercial Parking

Waste Bin, POD, SeaCan Permit

Trailer and RV Parking and Storage

Related Documents

Traffic Bylaw C5590

Residential Parking Program - What We Heard 2023

Related Links

Parking Enforcement

City Operations

Contact Us

Parks and Roads Services