Before applying for a waiver, you should read through our Reasons for Infringements & Waivers in order to determine if you have a valid case. Not reading the signs, running late for a class or meeting, or other cars parked were parking in the same area/manner are not valid reasons for an infringement to be waived.
Applications for waiver can only be submitted by the driver or registered owner of the vehicle and you must supply a postal address. You should be aware that responses can take up to 28 days, and all correspondence will be sent to the postal address supplied. Should your application be based on a ticket or permit, you must supply the permit or ticket number in your application.
The decision of the Parking Office will be final and no further correspondence will be entered into. Should the appeal be unsuccessful and the matter remains unpaid, it will then be transferred to the State Penalties Enforcement Registry (SPER) for recovery action and will incur further costs (minimum of $65.00).
