Street parking rules are being enforced in Wesbrook Place, Hawthorne Place and Hampton Place. Currently, parking permits are not required in Chancellor Place or East Campus.

Your registration and insurance must show your residential address on the second page.

The following are required:

• You must be listed as the principal operator on the insurance.
• The location address on the second page of the insurance and registration must list your residential address within a UNA neighbourhood.
• You must provide two pieces of supporting ID.

Please send an email to parking@myuna.ca with the subject “Vehicle registered to a Business parking request” and attach the following documents:

• Written explanation of your circumstances
• Proof of residential address within the UNA
• ICBC documents showing the primary registered driver
• Letter from business owner/manager justifying the need to park near your residence
• Provide a summary of your request in the body of the email.

The UNA parking team will review your submission and respond accordingly.

UNA Parking Permits are not valid for commercial vehicles, large vehicles, recreation vehicles, camper trucks and on-street vehicle storage.

A large vehicle is one that meets one or more of the following criteria:

1. Taller than 2.2 m (7 feet and 2.61 inches)
2. Longer than 6.4 m (21 feet)
3. Not primarily designed to move people
4. Seats 10 or more passengers

Students or residents who wish to obtain parking permits and maintain out-of-province vehicle registration should contact ICBC and show us proof of a local address on the ICBC approval document, MV1804A. For information, call ICBC at 604-443-4624 or 1-800-665-4336.

The UNA offers free parking locations for up to two hours and the option to apply for a daily parking pass for longer stays (15 days free for each household). In addition, you can purchase a Visitor Parking Permit that allows parking for up to 48 hours.
Please inform your guests of the following:

• Day Parking Passes or a Visitor Parking Permits are only valid for parking the designated areas for parking permit holders.
• Day Passes and Visitor Parking Permits are not valid for permanent resident vehicle parking stalls, Modo parking stalls, accessible parking stalls (if without a SPARC permit), loading zones and any time-restricted parking areas.
• Day Parking Passes or a Visitor Parking Permits must be hung on the vehicle’s rear-view mirror and must be visible from outside, including its expiration date and permit number.

SPARC permit holders can park in the on-street accessible stalls if they display a valid UNA Parking Permit (either a Residential Parking Permit, Visitor Parking Permit or Day Pass ). Residents can also apply to setup an accessible stall near their residence address. Submit your accessible stall application to the UNA by emailing parking@myuna.ca. Requests will be reviewed and granted on a case-by-case basis.

Service and maintenance vehicles are permitted to park in designated parking permit areas, provided they are identified as legitimate service providers or contractors. The vehicle must display identifying markings, such as a company logo, on the exterior. If a service provider or contractor uses a private vehicle without identifying marks, they will have to park in the building’s allotted guest parking, or obtain a UNA daily parking pass or a UNA visitor parking pass. Note that a handwritten letter and a request to call the vehicle owner are not acceptable substitutes for the above requirements and will be considered a violation of the UNA’s parking conditions.

Only maintenance or service vehicles used by contractors who are actively providing a service are allowed to park in designated parking permit areas. Residents who drive or own maintenance or service vehicles must obtain a permanent parking permit by contacting parking@myuna.ca.

The UNA does not reserve parking spaces for moving purposes. Moving trucks, like service vehicles, can use permit parking stalls without a permit, if they have a company logo clearly displayed on the vehicle. Residents may use their own personal vehicles to reserve preferred parking stalls, using their Resident Parking Permit or Day Passes.

No, parking a moving container near your front door is prohibited. Containers can only be parked within designated parking bays on the street, and this requires prior approval from the UNA. To request an approval, please email parking@myuna.ca with the details of your move including the time and date/s of your move, the container’s size, the transport company you are using, and the contact information of the transport company.

• A moving container placement permit allows you to place a container in a pre-approved on-street parking stall for 72 hours.
• The permit holder needs to be present during the delivery and collection of the container.
• The moving container placement permit only allows for container placement, not the parking of vehicles or other equipment.
• The permit holder must ensure that the parking stall remains clean during and after the container’s placement.

Parking decals should be displayed on the inside of the windshield, free of obstruction, on the lower left corner of the window (on the driver’s side).

You must purchase a new Visitor Parking Pass. Replacements are not available.

You must purchase a new Resident Parking Permit. And stick the decal on your vehicle immediately. Replacement is not available.

If you changed vehicles or license plate:

• Your current resident parking decal (remove it from your old vehicle)
• Photo ID that proves you live in the UNA neighbourhood
• Current insurance for your new vehicle
• Administration fee of $25

If your car was damaged in an accident and written off:

• Current vehicle registration
• ICBC paperwork that shows your old vehicle was a write-off
• Photo ID that proves you live in the UNA neighbourhood
• No administration fee

Your windshield was replaced:

• Your current resident parking decal (remove it from your old windshield) or a receipt from the windshield replacement company
• Current vehicle registration
• Photo ID that proves you live in the UNA neighbourhood
• No administrative fee

Your UNA resident parking decal is damaged or peeling off:

• Your current resident parking decal (remove it from your vehicle)
• Current vehicle registration
• Photo ID
• No administrative fee

Your UNA visitor parking pass is damaged:

• Your current UNA visitor parking pass (remove it from your vehicle)
• Photo ID
• No administrative fee