Parking Permits
Zone A Capacity
East Grinstead parking zones
These permits are for parking on the road only.
Zone A – Monday to Saturday – excluding bank holidays: 9am to 5pm – limited permits remaining. New applicants may apply for a first permit only.
Zone B – Monday to Saturday – excluding bank holidays: 10am to 11am and 2pm to 3pm
Please take a look at the East Grinstead parking zone map to find where zones A and B can be found.
How do I apply for a residents permit?
Apply for residents parking permit
Please also read our Residents parking permits terms and conditions. Allow up to ten working days for a permit to be processed
Permit type |
Zone A |
Zone B |
First permit - annual |
£46 |
£29 |
Second permit - annual (not offered due to limited space remaining) |
£92 |
£58 |
First permit - six months |
£25 |
£16 |
Second Permit - six months (not offered due to limited space remaining) |
£50 |
£32 |
First Permit (low emission*) – annual |
£34 |
£22 |
Second Permit (low emission*) – annual (not offered due to limited space remaining) |
£68 |
£44 |
First Permit (low emission*) – six months |
£19 |
£12 |
Second Permit (low emission*) – six month (not offered due to limited space remaining) |
£38 |
£24 |
*A low emission vehicle in this instance is in line with the Government's criteria for vehicles that qualify for the home charge grant. A low emission vehicle that qualified for a discounted permit would be classified as Category 1 – Cars with CO2 emissions of less than 50g/km and can travel at least 112km (70 miles) without any emissions at all.
New developments
The sale of permits to residents in any new development may be limited depending on the space available in nearby roads. This means that they will not be able to apply for either resident permits to park on the surrounding roads outside their home and must make their own arrangements.
If you are unsure if your property is exempt from the scheme, contact our Parking Services team on 01444-477212 (option 2) or parkingpermits@midsussex.gov.uk.
Private Roads
Private roads, which do not form part of the publicly maintained highway, are not included in the legal Order for the Controlled Parking Zone. Residents living in the following roads may not apply for a Resident Permit or Resident Visitor Permit:
Aspen Court
Fosters Place
St Leonards Park
White Lion Close
How do I apply for a non-resident permit?
Non-Resident Permits are only available for purchase in Zone B.
Apply for a non-resident parking permit
Please also read our Non-resident parking permit terms and conditions. Allow up to ten working days for a permit to be processed.
Permit Type |
Zone B |
Non-Resident - annual |
£169 |
Non-Resident – six months |
£90 |
Non Resident (low emission) – annual |
£126 |
Non Resident (low emission) – six months |
£67 |
How do I apply for a healthcare permit?
Fill out our Healthcare permit application form. Please also read our Healthcare permit terms and conditions. Allow up to ten working days for a permit to be processed. Healthcare permits cost £25 and can be used in both zones.
Please Tel: 01444-477212 if you need help with your application.
How do I get a permit for a visitor to my house?
Resident Visitor Permits will be sent by post from Mid Sussex District Council Parking Services. Please contact the Council Offices by telephone on 01444 477212 and select option 2. You will need to have a credit or debit card available. Proof of residency will be requested, which can be sent in advance to parkingpermits@midsussex.gov.uk. Please quote a reference in your email title so that this can be referred to during the purchase.
Resident Visitor Permits are restricted to twelve days per calendar month. This does not include new developments.
Permit type | Zone A | Zone B | All Zones | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Visitor permits | £0.45 for 2 hours | £0.45 for 2 hours | n/a | Used in the same way as a Resident Permit but only for two hours |
Daily visitor permits | £1.80 | n/a | n/a | For use in the same way as a Resident Permit but are valid for the whole day |
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