The current Local Law regulates the parking of an oversize vehicle on private residential land.
In certain circumstances a Permit may be issued to the owner or the occupier of the land to permit parking.
The purpose of the permit assessment is to ensure that the oversized vehicle does not impact on the amenity of the area, neighbouring properties, public safety or cause damage to Council assets.
Prior to approval being granted a number of considerations will be assessed.
When applying for a permit, provide as much information as possible why consideration should be given.
Can I park my truck on residential land?
Without a permit, you cannot park your vehicle on residential land if:
- it is in excess of 4.5 tonnes, or
- it is longer than 7.5 metres
The Manningham Community Local Law 2023 Clause 26
- The Manningham Community Local Law 2023 Clause 26 states that the owner or occupier must not, without a permit, keep or allow to be kept, a vehicle that has a gross vehicle mass of in excess of 4.5 tonnes or together with any load or projection, measures 7.5 metres or more in length on residential land. This does not include a caravan.
