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. . . POLICY & I'ROCEDURE FOR RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREAS September 1, 2004 - August 31, 2005 ***PLEASE RETAIN FOR REFERENCE*** The Saint Paul City Council has established residential permit parking in your neighborhood to keep the area frec from non-resident parking. All vehicles that do not have a valid permit properly displayed are subject to the posted parking regulations. Signs and permits will display the identifying number assigned to your area. Vehicles without permits or with inappropriate area numbers will be considered in violation. No permit issued under this Ordinance shaIl guarantce or reserve to the holder a particular parking space within the restricted area but shall provide general parking in said area during the time specified by ordinance as so posted. HOW TO APPLY NEW APPLICANTS: AIl new applicants (legal residents in a permit area who have not previously purchased a residential parking permit) must initiaIly apply in person at either: Traffic Operations Building or 899 North Dale Street Telephone (651) 487-7200 Hours 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM Mon.-Fri. Traffic Engineering Office 25 W. Fourth St., Room 800 (651) 266-6200 Hours 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Mon.-Fri. All new applicants for permits must submit proof of residency within the restricted area in the form of: . A driver's license, lease, title or utility bill bearing the applicant's name/address; or A notarized statement from a person having a legal titlc or lease for an applicant's residence. Notarized statements shaIl contain the applicant's name, address and the title or lease-holder's address/phone. To obtain a vehicle permit, applicants must also provide proof of vehicle ownership by producing either a title, vehicle rcgistration or insurance card, including license plate number. CURRENT PERMIT HOLDERS: As a resident who purchased parking permits in 2003-2004, you have been mailed an application for the period September 1, 2004 thru August 31,2005. Permits must be applied for on that form. These applications are non-transferable. If you have changed your place of residence within a permit parking area, you must reapply at either of the addresses listed above: The number of permits allowed per household has been established as follows: Areas 1,4 & 8 Area 2 Area 3 Areas 6, 7 and 9-27 Area 13 Vehicle permits allowed Visitor permits allowed Unlimited Unlimited N/A 3 2 2 4 2 6 maximum or combination thereof. (Over)