Conditions of Use for Residents' and Visitors' Parking Permits MiPermit
Worcestershire County Council (District of Wychavon)
(Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area)
(Waiting Restrictions and Street Parking Places)
Consolidation order 2024
Conditions of use for vehicle and visitor parking permits -
(Virtual Parking Permits issued via Mipermit Portal)
- The permit is valid for the lengths of roads as defined in the above Orders. The Conditions as set out in the relevant Orders will be the definitive conditions at all times.
- There is a non-refundable charge of £40 per annum per permit for a vehicle specific residents parking permit and visitor permit. Albert Road, Boat Lane, Masters Close and Priest Lane are entitled to 1 resident permit and 2 visitor permits. Littleworth/West Street, Swan Lane and Worcester Road are entitled to 1 resident permit and 1 visitor permit.
- A vehicle registration document or valid motor insurance document and proof of residency is required for the issue of a residents’ or business permit. If a visitor permit is required, proof of residency will need to be provided.
- The vehicle permit holder must be the registered owner or keeper of the vehicle for which the permit is issued.
- The permit does not guarantee that a parking space will be available.
- The permit must be purchased through the MiPermit portal, and you must have received confirmation the permit is valid for use before using the parking space.
- The permit must be cancelled immediately if the holder ceases to reside at the property for where the permit was issued. The council reserves the right to cancel any permit if they believe the holder has ceased to reside at the property for where the permit was issued.
- It is the permit holder’s responsibility to ensure that if a vehicle registration has changed, all registration details are complete and the appropriate evidence is provided before parking in the parking space via the MiPermit portal. Failure to do this may result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued.
- It is the permit holder’s responsibility to ensure that all registration details are complete when registering a visitor permit for that parking space before the vehicle is left in that space.
- The permit(s) is issued for a period of twelve months. The permit(s) will automatically renew after 12 months. Permit holders will be issued with a reminder email that their permit will automatically renew. Permit holders do have the option to cancel the renewal before it is processed.
- Parking permits can only be obtained by application through the MiPermit portal.
- Payment will be held until documentation has been verified. An email notification will be issued in the event there is a problem with your application. Please note you will need to resubmit your application with the correct information and make alternative arrangements for parking if you do not have a valid permit.
- Albert Road and Worcester Road – Where applicable, without a permit you will only be permitted to park for a limited period, as indicated on the applicable road signs. Boat Lane, Littleworth Street, West Street, Masters Close, Priest Lane, Queens Road, Swan Lane and Worcester Road are designated resident zones and therefore no parking is permitted unless a valid permit has been obtained and approved.
- As the areas concerned are adopted Public Highways, a valid parking permit, does not override the need for all vehicles to have a valid Road Fund Licence (Road Tax), Insurance and where applicable, Vehicle Test Certificate (MOT).
- We will hold and process your personal information in accordance with the data protection law. To view our Privacy Notice please go to: https://www.wychavon.gov.uk/parking-privacy-notice
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