Angle Loading Parking Permits

Because of building designs and increasing size of delivery vehicles, special angle loading parking permits are necessary to maintain worker and road user safety.

Angle Loading Permit Application

Area Parking Permit Program (APPP)

Area Parking Permit Program (APPP) is designed to help citizens who live or work in non-metered areas by controlling commuter parking in their area.

• Permit Applications for Residents
• Map of all Area Parking Permit Zones
• Area Permit Parking Zone Information and Permit Instructions
• Driveway Clearance
• Permit Applications for Businesses
• Requesting a New Parking Zone
• APPP Supplemental Plans
• Street Vending
• Mailbox Clearance
• Pedestrian Accessibility Around Work Zones
• Work Zone Handout
• Area Parking Permit Program (APPP)

Commercial Parking Permits

Commercial vehicles can park at metered parking and truck zones for specific amounts of time with this parking permit.

Commerical Parking Permit Application

Delivery Parking Permit

Delivery permits allow vehicles to park at metered parking for specific amounts of time.

Delivery Parking Permit Application

Disabled Parking Permits

Disabled Parking Permits are issued by the Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV).

Government Parking Permits

Government Parking Permits are for official government business.

Maintenance Parking Permit Application

Maintenance Parking Permits

The Maintenance Parking Permit is for maintenance, service or repair work on existing buildings.

Media Parking Permit Application

Media Parking Permits

A Media Parking Permit allows members of the media to park at meters while covering special events and emergencies.

Non-Profit Parking Permit Application

Non-Profit Parking Permits

This permit allows non-profit organizations to park vehicles at metered parking.

Temporary Parking, Sidewalk, Street Use Permits

PBOT issues temporary permits to reserve the right of way, including parking spaces, sidewalks, streets and lanes.

Temporary Street Use Permit Application Form

7-10 business days

Traffic Control Plan (TCP) Checklist

If your work involves a travel lane, street or sidewalk closure, you are required to submit a legible TCP at time of application submittal.