The Mornington Peninsula has long been a cherished destination for locals and visitors seeking sun-kissed beaches and coastal tranquility. Recent changes have swept through this region and in this blog, we will dive into the details of the new beach parking permits.
To address growing concerns about congestion and ensure sustainable use of the coastline, the Mornington Peninsula Shire commenced a Paid Parking Pilot for visitors from the 1st December at:
- Flinders Pier Foreshore carpark (Flinders)
- Schnapper Point Foreshore carpark (Mornington)
- Sunnyside Beach Foreshore carpark (Mt Eliza)
Visitors will be required to pay for their stay at the above three sites.
Residents of the Mornington Peninsula Shire, including Renters, are able to park for free at the pilot sites however will require an ‘e-Permit’ to ensure they aren’t charged, plus adhere to the signed time restrictions.
To apply for a resident parking e-permit you will need:
- An email address
- 1 proof of residency document. This can be: - A rates notice (mailing and rateable address need to match) - Drivers licence - Current lease agreement (not due to expire within three months) - Utility bill (excluding mobile phone bills)
- Vehicle registration number
- One proof that your vehicle is registered. This can be: - Vehicle registration -- Car insurance - - Car lease agreement or - - Letter from employer for company car
The link to sign up is below for your convenience.
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