It’s time for residents of Chapel Hill who live in the residential parking district to renew your parking permit set to expire on July 31.

Applications for a new parking permit for the 2016-2017 year are now being accepted.

Residents may apply for a permit only if they live on a street where parking is prohibited and there is no practical way of parking the car off the street.

The permit is $25 per year and the fee is waived if you are 65-years or older.

The Town of Chapel Hill will also be selling three-day and 14-day Temporary Residential Visitor Parking Permits. Residents are allowed to purchase up to 10, three-day permits for $2 each and up to five, 14-day permits for $10 each. Guest permits are still available for 24 hour parking.

You can get more information on Chapel Hill residential parking permits here.

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