There are currently four
satellite parking areas that offer all day Free Public Parking.
1.
The Jenney Pond Lot on Spring Lane (Near #30 Summer Street)
2.
The top of Russell Street, behind the So. Russell Street lot
3.
The South Russell Street Parking lot
4.
Water Street, just North of the BUS Parking lot (directly across
from 210 Water Street).
Downtown
Resident Permit
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For $50/yr, a
person with no off-street parking available and residing within the
downtown area will be eligible to purchase a Downtown Resident Permit.
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Permit holders
can park all day at no charge in any metered spot on a downtown street
or in any parking lot having either meters or Pay and Display machines.
Legally parked vehicles will not be ticketed.
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A resident can
apply for a Downtown Resident Permit at the Parking Office by providing his/her
valid driver’s license and registration for the vehicle. If the addresses on
these are not within the area that is under the jurisdiction of the PGDC; then
a current utility, telephone or municipal bill must accompany the application
as proof of residency. The applicant must also provide verification that no
off-street parking is available. You will receive notification regarding your
application and permit approval. Once approved, a permit is non-transferable
and non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
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Permit
holders cannot park for free at the parking meters along Water Street or Town Wharf. If you
choose to park in any of these areas, your permits does not apply and
you must pay for parking time or be subject to a parking violation.
Plymouth Resident
Permit
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For $50/yr, a
person residing in the Town of Plymouth can purchase a Plymouth Resident
Permit.
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Permit holders
may park all day at no charge in any parking lot having either meters or
Pay and Display machines. Permit holders can also park all day at no charge in
the South Russell Street parking lot. Legally parked vehicles will not be
ticketed.
·
A resident can
apply for a Plymouth Resident Permit at the Parking Office by providing his/her
valid driver’s license and registration for the vehicle. If the addresses on
these are not within the area that is under the jurisdiction of the PGDC; then
a current utility, telephone or municipal bill must accompany the application as
proof of residency. You will receive notification regarding your application
and permit approval. Once approved, a permit is non-transferable and
non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
·
If you choose
to park at a meter on a downtown street, along Water Street or the Town Wharf, your permit does not
apply and you must pay for parking or be subject to a parking violation.
Merchant
Permit
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For $100/yr, a
downtown or waterfront business owner can purchase a Merchant Permit. There is
no residency requirement by Park Plymouth in order to purchase this permit.
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Permit holders
may park all day at no charge in any parking lot having either meters or
Pay and Display machines. Permit holders can also park all day at no charge in
the South Russell Street parking lot. Legally parked vehicles will not be
ticketed.
Permit holders can also park
all day at no charge in the 14 spaces located in the Tedeschi parking
lot that are designated employer / employee parking. Permit holders also
have available parking all day at no charge in the metered lot on Russell Street.
Legally parked vehicles will not be ticketed.
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Business owner’s
can apply for a Merchant Permit at the Parking Office, by supplying information
related to their business and providing his/her valid driver’s license and registration
for their vehicle. Merchants will receive notification regarding the
application and permit approval. Once approved, a permit is non-transferable
and non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
·
If you choose
to park at a meter on a downtown street, along Water Street or the Town Wharf, your permit does not
apply and you must pay for parking or be subject to a parking violation.
Employee Permit
·
For $100/yr, an
employee of a downtown or waterfront establishment can purchase an Employee
Permit. There is no residency requirement by Park Plymouth in order to purchase
this permit.
·
Permit holders
may park all day at no charge in any parking lot having either meters or
Pay and Display machines. Permit holders can also park all day at no charge in
the South Russell Street parking lot. Legally parked vehicles will not be
ticketed.
Permit holders can
also park all day at no charge in the 14 spaces, located in the Tedeschi
parking lot, that are designated employer / employee parking. Permit
holders also have available parking all day at no charge in the metered lot on
Russell Street. Legally parked vehicles will not be ticketed.
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An
employee can apply for an Employee Permit at the Parking Office by providing
his/her valid driver’s license and registration for the vehicle. It is also
necessary to identify their employer and confirm employment. The employee’s
name is then attached to the employer’s Merchant Permit. Employees will receive
notification regarding the application and permit approval. Once approved, a
permit is non-transferable and non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
·
If you choose
to park at a meter on a downtown street, along Water Street or the Town Wharf, your permit does not
apply and you must pay for parking or be subject to a parking violation
Boat Mooring Holder Permit
(only 200 permits currently available)
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For $100/yr, a
non-resident of Plymouth who has a boat mooring can purchase a permit to park a
vehicle on the waterfront.
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People with boat
mooring permits can apply for one (1) permit per boat mooring.
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Permit holders
may park all day at no charge in any parking lot having either meters or
Pay and Display machines. Permit holders can also park all day at no charge in
the South Russell Street parking lot. Legally parked vehicles will not be
ticketed.
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Permit applicants
must first obtain written permission from the Harbor Master to apply for a
parking permit (only 200 permits are issued).
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Next, apply for a
Mooring Holder permit at the Parking Office by providing your valid driver’s
license and registration for the vehicle. Applicants must provide a
boat-mooring receipt from the Plymouth Harbor Master. You will be notified when
your application has been approved. Once approved, a permit is non-transferable
and non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
·
If you choose
to park at a meter on a downtown street, along Water Street or the Town Wharf, your permit does not
apply and you must pay for parking or be subject to a parking violation.
Commercial
Fishermen Permit (only 75 permits currently available)
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For $50/yr, an
active full-time commercial fisherman, who pays the Town of Plymouth a
commercial fee or dockage fee, can apply for a permit to park a vehicle without
a trailer.
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Commercial
fishermen can apply for one (1) permit per fishing vessel.
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Permit holders
can park all day at no charge in the section of the Water Street
Pay and Display lot, which lies between Water Street and the Lobster
Hut restaurant. Legally parked vehicles will not be ticketed.
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Permit holders
may park all day at no charge in any parking lot having either meters or
Pay and Display machines. Permit holders can also park all day at no charge in
the South Russell Street parking lot. Legally parked vehicles will not be
ticketed.
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First, a
Commercial fisherman must obtain written permission from the Harbor Master to
apply for a parking permit (only 75 permits are issued).
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Next, the
applicant can apply for a Commercial Fisherman permit at the Parking Office by
providing a valid driver’s license and registration for the vehicle. It is also
necessary to submit a fishing license and information regarding your vessel.
You will be notified when your application has been approved. Once approved, a
permit is non-transferable and non-refundable.
·
If you choose
to park in any of the un-metered
spaces with posted time limits, your permit does not
apply and you must abide by the posted time limit or be subject to a parking
violation.
·
If you choose
to park at a meter on a downtown street, along Water Street or the Town Wharf, your permit does not
apply and you must pay for parking or be subject to a parking violation.