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Parking lots at various Developments are available for residents and non-residents. Please visit the Find a Parking Lot page for locations.
If you have a space at a reserved lot, you must park in your assigned space. Parking at non-reserved lots is on a first-come, first served basis; you may park anywhere in your assigned lot.
The term for parking permits is May 1st through April 30th of the following year. All parking permits for the current term expire on April 30th, regardless of when you received your permit. Please note there is no pro-ration of fees for applicants who apply and receive a permit after May 1st. NYCHA does not grant refunds of parking fees after the issuance of a Parking Permit.
LAZ Parking does not handle the physical aspects or maintenance of the parking facilities ( i.e. lighting, striping, garbage, drainage, issues with locks ). Any questions relating to the physical conditions of the lot should be directed to the site's designated NYCHA Property Manager.
Please visit the Parking Permits page for information and instructions on how to apply for a permit.
Please visit the Parking Permits page for information and instructions on how to apply for a permit.
No; parking permits are registered for a single vehicle. If you are using a parking permit that is not attached to the vehicle that was registered for said permit, you are in violation of the NYCHA Parking Rules.
You should apply for a replacement permit. Please submit an application for a replacement permit. See the Parking Permits page for more details.
During business hours, please contact your development's Site Manager, who is authorized to initiate the towing of unauthorized vehicles. You may also contact the Unauthorized Vehicle Line at (212) 967-4875 to report the incident. We use these reports to set our enforcement schedule and to assist permit holders with unauthorized parkers.
Please send written correspondence to LAZ Parking. Please see the Contact Us page for mailing information.
Ignoring violations results in the towing of your vehicle and your privilege to park at NYCHA parking facilities may be revoked.
Yes, please register your handicapped status when applying for the parking permit. Please see the Parking Permits page for more details on how to apply for a permit.
Parkers park at their own risk at NYCHA parking lots.
NYCHA employees can fill out employee applications and obtain parking permits. Employee permits are valid throughout the borough that the employee is employed in.
Or fill out a paper application which will be mailed out in mid-March 2017