Parking Permits

[arri]

Hey all.
I just got a car. I needed a car (hauling film equipment back and forth to NYC ect got quite expensive) and I sadly boarder Parking zone #24. Now, technically, it's not directly on my block (Jackson), but it begins on the streets immediately behind me (wolf and the small ones like Juniper). So I was curious if
1) I can still get the sticker
2) How the hell do I get one? The PPA website is not useful at all and I don't want to have to go down to 3101 Market if I haven't got to.

Thanks!

[Politburo]

You are not eligible for a sticker.

[desolate]

Hey all.
I just got a car. I needed a car (hauling film equipment back and forth to NYC ect got quite expensive) and I sadly boarder Parking zone #24. Now, technically, it's not directly on my block (Jackson), but it begins on the streets immediately behind me (wolf and the small ones like Juniper). So I was curious if
1) I can still get the sticker
2) How the hell do I get one? The PPA website is not useful at all and I don't want to have to go down to 3101 Market if I haven't got to.

Thanks!

I'd still check with the PPA. You can call them.

Or email.

[joek]

I would just go to the PPA building at 3101 Market Street and tell them you want a permit. You'll need your registration (registered at your address), and an additional proof of residence (if your license has your home address on it, you can use that. Otherwise, I think a lease or utility bill will work).Cost for the first year is $35, $20 thereafter. Then just see what they say. If you don't want to physically go in, give them a call at 215-683-9730. But I feel like they'll be less helpful over the phone. Who knows though, you never know what you're going to get with the PPA.

[arri]

Thanks guys. I'll probably head over there once I get back from a shoot out in New Mexico. By then I'll be more ready to deal with PPA nonsense. You'd think by now they'd have a nice automated, online system.

[guzzijason]

You don't need to live in a permit parking zone to be able to get a sticker. We have one. The nearest permit zone is like 2 blocks from us. Your car just needs to be registered to your actual address.

__Jason

[radiocolin]

Your car needs to be registered to your Philadelphia address with PA tags. Bring your registration to 3101 Market. You don't have to live on a permit-zoned street, you will get a permit for the nearest one.