Permit to garage a long/heavy vehicle

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Before you start

You need a permit to park, keep, store or repair long or heavy vehicles on private property.

Visit our Long and heavy vehicles parking permit page for fees and more information.

What you will need

5-10 minutes to complete this form. You cannot save progress once you start.
vehicle details including registration number, length and weight GVM (kg)
a sketch showing the location and distances from fences and houses in JPG or PDF format. You can draw a sketch and attach as a photo.

Applicant details

Applicant type

Property owner

Tenant

Other (please specify)

Business name (if relevant)

Given name

Family name

Email address

Mobile number

Street address

Suburb

State

Postcode

Will the vehicle be garaged at applicant's address?

Yes

Address where vehicle is garaged

Street address

Suburb

State

Postcode

Vehicle details

Type of vehicle

Vehicle registration number

Vehicle length including trailer (metres)

Vehicle weight GVM (kg)

Attach a sketch

Provide a sketch of your preferred location on the property and include distances from fence/s and the house.
One file only.
10 MB limit.
Allowed types: jpg, jpeg, pdf.

Choose file

Declaration

I declare that all information I have provided is correct and accurate at the time of submission.

I understand that...

I will receive a request from Council to pay a non-refundable application fee after this application has been received
Council will seek feedback from any neighbouring properties that may be affected by your application
An approved permit is issued for a temporary period up to a maximum of 12 months
A permit fee will be payable if the permit is approved.

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