Parking permits for Chapel Hill residential parking districts are scheduled to expire on July 31st.

Residents who live on a street where parking is prohibited and have no practical way of parking off the street may apply for a new permit as of July 3.

The fee for a residential parking permit is $25 per year, except for residents age 65 or older, whose fees will be waived.

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