Pitlochry Close parking permit area

Maps, costs, and information on when you can park in the Pitlochry Close parking permit area (PPA).

The Pitlochry Close PPA was introduced on Friday 14 September 2018.

It is active Monday to Friday,  9am to  5pm.

Outside of those times or on bank holidays, you won't need a permit to park in the area.

Maps of the Pitlochry Close PPA

See a detailed map of the of the Pitlochry Close permit area (pdf, 175KB) (opens new window) .

Get residents' and visitors permits

You can get both residents' and visitors' parking permits by downloading and sending back a paper form.

Get permits using our application form (pdf, 73KB) (opens new window) .

Permit costs

• First residents' permit cost depends on the vehicle emissions tax band:
  • free, £24, £48 or £72 for a year (see table below).
• Second permit: £96 for a year.
• Third permit: £192 for a year.

There is an option to pay for your residents’ permit every three months in quarterly installments.

Vehicle co2 emissions tax band	First permit cost per year
Band A (up to 100)	Free
Band B (101 to 110)	£24
Band C to K (111 to 225)	£48
Band L to M (226 to 255+)	£72
No band or registered before 1 March 2001	£48

Visitors' permits

You can apply for 100 visitors’ permits each year. You don’t have to apply for them all in one go, you can get them throughout the year.

The first 50 permits are free, the next 50 cost £1 each.

You don't need to own a car to get visitors' permits.

If you're getting short-term or long-term care in your own home you might be able to get a free Essential Visitors' Permit (EVP). 

Businesses and other organisations

There are different types of permits you might be able to get in this scheme:

• Business and customer permits
• Landlord permit
• Traders permits
• Carers and medical permits