The Restricted Parking Zone (RPZ) Program helps make public, on-street parking easier in some residential and mixed-use areas. RPZs have a large parking demand generator like a college, hospital, event venue, or business district.

RPZ Permit Costs. The typical fee for a resident RPZ permit (digital and vehicle-specific) is $95 per vehicle. However, some Zones are subsidized by nearby major institutions because their employees and/or students impact parking. For specific fees by …

All RPZ resident permits are digital, so you will not receive a permit in the mail. RPZ guest permits and 60-day permits utilize hangtags. RPZ applicants are emailed a 28-day temporary permit to print and display while applications are reviewed and processed.

•als are vehicle- and address-specific, RPZ dec are only valid for your vehicle at your address, and are not transferrable. • In paid areas in certain RPZ zones, you may park without payment and without regard to time limit. where signage specifically indicates …

As of January 1, 2010, motorcycles and scooters belonging to resident’s or their guests are authorized to park in an RPZ without purchasing or displaying an RPZ permit. You must park within six blocks of your home address.

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is moving to a virtual permitting system for RPZ permits. No more decals! As of the date of the next renewal of your zone (below), we will no longer issue physical decals .

Use the map to see if your business is located in an RPZ. If your business is located within a Southeast Link Light Rail Zone (Zone 16, 28, 29, 30, or 31) Employees are eligible for RPZ permits. Click here to apply online.

If you are applying for an RPZ permit within 60 days of your Zone's expiration date, you may want to apply for a Short-Term permit instead. Then, apply for your regular permit after the current permit cycle ends.

• RPZ permits are vehicle- and address-specific, are only valid for your vehicle at your address, and are not transferrable. You must park within six blocks of your home address.

RPZ 19 blocks near your residence where signs already exist. • If you have a disabled parking placard or plate, you do not need an RPZ permit to park on an RPZ-signed block. • Property owners who do not live at their RPZ-eligible address can purchase one permit.