Permit Table

This page contains details about the various types of permit in Bath & North East Somerset.

*A 1st permit must be obtained before an application can be made for a 2nd permit

OFF STREET PARKING

Available to any applicant
Permits available in the following car parks:
- Avon Street, Manvers Street or Charlotte Street
Max of two vehicle registration numbers per permit
Valid for one month, quarterly, half-yearly or annual
Can be valid Monday to Friday or Sunday.
Permit does not guarantee a parking space.

Allows parking in the Riverside Coach Park, Bath only (Spaces not guaranteed)
Permit requires activation/deactivation
Permit is based on current fees for the Coach Park. Customer registers a payment method and is billed based on the time they have parked in the Coach Park
Unlimited number of permits per applicant, unlimited vehicle registration numbers per permit
No expiry date

Available to any applicant
Allows parking in the following long stay car parks only:
- Upper & Lower Charlton Road, The Labbots, Fox & Hounds, Bath Hill East, Station Road, St. Johns Court
Max of two Vehicle registration per permit.
Valid for one month, quarterly, half-yearly or annual
Permit does not guarantee a parking space

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Available to individual resident applicants only
Allows parking in any valid residential on-street bays in central area only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in the valid zone, and proof of ownership (or permission to use) the registered vehicle
Strictly One permit allowed per household, Max of two Vehicle registration numbers per permit
Valid for one year, Monday to Sunday Parking

Available to individual resident applicants
Allows parking in valid on-street residential bays only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in the valid zone, and proof of ownership (or permission to use) the registered vehicle
One permit allowed per household, one Vehicle registration number per permit
Valid for one year, Monday to Sunday Parking

As above, but requires applicant to have Outer Zones On-Street 1st Residents Permit

Available to residents only
Allows parking on-street in the selected zone only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in the valid zone
Permits are based on hours, parking is activated/deactivated
Allows parking in valid on-street residential bays only
Residents can buy a maximum 1000 permit hours per year per household or 100 permits in batches of 25 or 250 hours
Hours expire at the end of each calendar year
Unused hours NOT transferable to the following year
No refunds for unused hours
Residents who reside in zoned areas who do not hold a resident permit may still apply for visitors permits (proof of residence still required)

Available to business’s
Allows parking in valid residential on-street bays only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in a valid zone, and proof of ownership (or permission to use) the registered vehicle
1st of 2 permits allowed per household, one vehicle registration number per permit
Valid for one year, Monday to Sunday Parking

Available to individual resident applicants only
Allows parking in Rock Road, Mayfields and The Labbotts only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in a valid street, and proof of ownership (or permission to use) the registered vehicle
1st of two permits allowed per household, one Vehicle registration number per permit
Valid for one year, Monday to Sunday Parking

2nd of two permits. As above, but requires applicant to have a Keynsham On-Street 1st Residents Permit

Available to residents only
Allows parking on-street in selected residential streets only
Requires the applicant to provide proof of residency in the valid zone
Permits are based on hours, parking is activated/deactivated
Allows parking in valid residential on-street bays only
Keynsham residents can buy up to 800 permit hours per year per household
Hours expire at the end of each calendar year
Unused hours NOT transferable to the following year.
No refunds for unused hours
Residents who reside in zoned areas who do not hold a permit may still apply for visitors permits (proof of residence still required)