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Kelowna By-law 8120 Part 4, s. 4.2.1(a) — Traffic Bylaw, Part 4 – Parking Regulations

Traffic Bylaw, Part 4 – Parking Regulations

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Accessible parking permits indicating "permanently disabled" or "temporarily disabled" may be issued to an individual and shall be suspended from the rear view mirror or placed on the dashboard in front of the driver's position of the vehicle in which the Permittee is travelling in a location visible from outside the vehicle.

  • (b) Use of the accessible parking permit contrary to the provisions of this subsection shall render the permit void.
  • (c) The accessible parking permit shall be valid for a period of up to three (3) years.
  • (d) The accessible parking permit shall not be transferable and shall be issued to an individual and not the vehicle that such person owns or operates.
  • (e) An accessible parking permit shall be issued by the City and shall be recorded in a register for that purpose and the record shall include the Permittee's name, address, telephone number and permit number. BL10787 added the following:

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