Apply for a Parklet Permit
Am I eligible to apply for Parklet Permit?
The following questions will help you determine whether you are eligible to apply for a Parklet Permit:
- Do you currently Hold a current ‘Footpath Trading Permit’? If you don't have a footpath permit number, you will need to apply for one first. Apply for a Footpath Trading Permit.
- The proposed parklet is in speed limit zone of 40km/hr or less
- The proposed parklet is not within a clearway, disability parking space or red parking zone (No Stopping, Loading Zone, Mail Zone, Bus Zone, etc.)
- The proposed parklet is a straight road geometry ensuring uninterrupted sight lines for drivers
- The proposed parklet is more than 10 metres from an intersection?
- The proposed parklet is more than 20 metres from a signalised intersection?
- The proposed parklet is parallel parking or angled parking?
- The proposed parklet does not have any utility access panels or storm drains within the parking space
- The proposed parklet does not compromise access for people with a disability, emergency vehicles, construction zones or entrances to private buildings or car parks
- You have Written support from a majority of the neighbouring businesses, and where relevant residents, is required
- Can you demonstrate ability to maintain and upkeep the parklet?
Please refer to our parklet policy and design guidelines for further information.
Current Applicant
If you have an amendment to your current application or need to submit additional information, please email Sally McLennan directly on smclennan@bayside.vic.gov.au.
Parklet notification
Have you received a notification of an upcoming Parklet application and would like to comment on it? We have created an online form to collect your comments of support or objection.
Alcohol Service
Should you wish to serve alcohol, you need to lodge a planning application (or amended planning application if you already have a valid permit) to increase their red line area to include the parklet.
- A new application can be lodged here: https://www.bayside.vic.gov.au/services/planning-and-building/lodge-new-planning-application-online.
- Amended applications to existing planning permits can be lodged by emailing: planning@bayside.vic.gov.au
Before applying for Parklet Permit
Before applying for a Parklet Permit it is recommended you meet with Council for an initial discussion about your proposal.
Please email Sally McLennan, Place Maker smclennan@bayside.vic.gov.au.