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Residential Parking Permit Program Application

2. Residential Parking Permit Application

4. The Program
   In September 1986, the Missoula City Council adopted the University Area Residential Permit Parking Program in the area immediately surrounding the campus of The University of Montana. The purpose of this District was to ensure safety for its residents and to reduce serious parking overload problems. After the residential parking district was created, the authority to establish such a district and its constitutionality was challenged by ASUM et al. On 10-21-93, the Montana Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City and confirmed the City’s position.

   In September 1986, the Missoula City Council adopted the University Area Residential Permit Parking Program in the area immediately surrounding the campus of The University of Montana. The purpose of this District was to ensure safety for its residents and to reduce serious parking overload problems. After the residential parking district was created, the authority to establish such a district and its constitutionality was challenged by ASUM et al. On 10-21-93, the Montana Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City and confirmed the City’s position.

6. This form is intended for residents of the Residential Parking Permit area interested in acquiring permits for fiscal year 2021.

   This form is intended for residents of the Residential Parking Permit area interested in acquiring permits for fiscal year 2021.

8. Select the permit(s) you are applying for:*

   1. Renter - If you lease within the RPPP jurisdiction
   2. Renter 30-Day Temporary - If you have just moved in and are waiting for re-occurring mail, you can use your lease agreement for a temporary permit
   3. First Time Homeowner - If you own a home and it is your first time applying for a permit
   4. Returning Homeowner - If you own a home and you have applied for a permit in the past
   5. Visitor - Permit for vehicles visiting at your residence - vehicle registrations not required

10. If you are a homeowner attach a copy of the following:
    1. Current vehicle registration

    1. Current vehicle registration

12. 2. Photo Identification i.e. driver's license

    2. Photo Identification i.e. driver's license

14. 3. If you are new to the program and applying for the first time, please attach a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address in the RPP area. If you have received a permit in the past, you do not need to submit these documents

    3. If you are new to the program and applying for the first time, please attach a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address in the RPP area. If you have received a permit in the past, you do not need to submit these documents

16. Limit: 2 visitor permits per homeowner household

18. If you are a renter attach a copy of the following:
    1. Current vehicle registration

    1. Current vehicle registration

20. 2. Photo identification i.e. driver's license

    2. Photo identification i.e. driver's license

22. 3. Recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address in the RPP area. **If you recently moved in and are waiting to receive one of these items, a lease agreement will be accepted for a 30-day temporary permit.

    3. Recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address in the RPP area. **If you recently moved in and are waiting to receive one of these items, a lease agreement will be accepted for a 30-day temporary permit.

24. Limit: 1 visitor permit per renter household

28. The Parking Commission reserves the right to require additional documentation. The vehicle registration must be registered in the home owner or renters name. Visitor permits do not require vehicle registration. All outstanding tickets must be paid before permits will be issued. Tickets can be paid online at https://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/tickets or by calling our office at (406) 552-6250. If your vehicle's license plate changes after you have purchased a permit, please contact the Parking Commission office. Your license plate is your permit and we must have current information.

    The Parking Commission reserves the right to require additional documentation. The vehicle registration must be registered in the home owner or renters name. Visitor permits do not require vehicle registration. All outstanding tickets must be paid before permits will be issued. Tickets can be paid online at https://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/tickets or by calling our office at (406) 552-6250. If your vehicle's license plate changes after you have purchased a permit, please contact the Parking Commission office. Your license plate is your permit and we must have current information.

30. First Name*

31. Last Name*

32. Email*

33. Phone Number*

35. Address*

36. City*

37. State*

38. Zip Code*

40. Upload photo identification*

42. Upload utility bill/bank statement

44. Upload vehicle registration

46. Upload vehicle registration

48. Upload vehicle registration

50. The RPPP restrictions apply only on weekdays (Monday - Friday) excluding Montana state observed holidays from 8:00am-5:00pm for the entire year.

51. Acknowledge*

    1. Yes

53. All other parking regulations will be enforced in the RPPP. i.e yellow zone, crosswalk, and wrong directions

54. Acknowledge*

    1. Yes

56. Visitor permits must be place on driver's side dashboard. Failure to display permit as stated will result in a $20.00 citation.

57. Acknowledge*

    1. Yes

59. Visitor permits are not to be given to non-RPPP resident students to attend the university.

60. Acknowledge*

    1. Yes

62. The Parking Commission reserves the right to refuse issuing RPPP permits or visitor permits. Additionally the Parking Commission reserves the right to cancel any permit for any reason at any time.
    Thank you for your cooperation. Payment is not required at the time of submission. The Parking Commission Administrative Team will review your submission and respond via email within 24 business hours to request any additional information and/or to collect payment.

    Thank you for your cooperation. Payment is not required at the time of submission. The Parking Commission Administrative Team will review your submission and respond via email within 24 business hours to request any additional information and/or to collect payment.

63. Acknowledge*

    1. Yes

65. Comments

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67. 1. Receive an email copy of this form.
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69. Submit

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