Some streets suffer from severe parking pressures due to ‘parking generators’ like schools, recreational facilities/fields, or businesses. Parking zones are created to:
- Discourage long-term parking in areas with heavy parking demands
- Discourage parking in areas where motorists park to attend special events
- Allocate space for priority vehicles
- Reserve space for those persons with disabilities
You require a special parking permit to park in a zone for persons with disabilities or for an extended period of time on a street with a residential parking zone.
Parking Zone For Persons With Disabilities
The City of Regina can create parking zones along these streets to ensure residents or motorists with disabilities have sufficient on-street parking.
If you possess a placard for persons with disabilities or receive paratransit bus service, you are eligible for a special parking zone in front of your home. However, you cannot request such a parking zone if you have a front driveway.
This parking zone allows any vehicle with a placard to park in that space for up to 24 hours on a weekday, and anytime during a weekend or statutory holiday.
Apply: Contact the City of Regina Parking Services at 306-777-6374 or submit a Service Request to provide:
- Your name, address and phone number
- The address where the parking zone for persons with disabilities will be located
- The consent of the property owner whose property abuts the proposed zone (if the property owner is not the applicant)
- A sketch showing the approximate location where the proposed zone will be located
- The license plate number of the vehicle with disabled plates or the registration number of the disabled placard
There is no cost to request a parking zone for persons with disabilities. This stall is not for the exclusive use of the applicant. Anyone who has a valid placard can use the spot.
Residential Parking Zones
If you and your neighbours are finding it difficult to park in front of your homes because of non-residents parking on your street while they’re at school, a sports field/complex, or new business, you can apply for a residential parking zone.
Residential parking zones must extend a complete city block (half blocks will not be considered) and the parking restrictions on adjacent blocks will be noted to ensure consistency. Residential parking zones are only considered for streets when:
- more than 50 per cent of parked vehicles belong to non-residents
- two-thirds (66 per cent) of those homeowners petitioned agree to a residential parking zone on the street in front of their house
To Apply: Submit a Service Request online or send a letter identifying the exact location for the desired residential parking zone to: City of Regina, Parking Services at PO Box 1790, Regina, SK S4P 3C8. Parking Services will determine if most vehicles parked in this area are vehicles belonging to non-residents.
If all general conditions are met, you will receive a ‘petition to change’ letter listing the options for the potential change to your street. The letter will be provided to all property owners on that block and the responses will be collected by the City. To be considered for a change in restrictions, two-thirds of respondents must agree to the new zone. Once all the responses have been collected, we will notify you in writing whether your request was successful or not.
Mosaic Stadium Parking Zone
With the move to Mosaic Stadium, changes are being made to the former Taylor Field Area parking zone.
The Stadium Parking Zone will be reviewed each year based on requests from residents for parking permits in the area. In future years, residents have to get their permits by April 30 of a given year to keep their zone. The parking permit is free and allows residents to park on the street during Mosaic Stadium events. Permits are valid from May 1 to April 30.
If no parking permits are issued to residents on a given block, the Stadium Parking Zone will be permanently removed, and parking will be permitted on the block during stadium events.
