PSA: Pay Parking in Central and Lower Lonsdale Begins September 17, 2025
Update – Pay Parking Begins September 17, 2025
Pay parking will come into effect in Lower and Central Lonsdale starting September 17, 2025, as part of the City’s Curb Access and Parking Plan.
Pay parking will be in effect 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week (including statutory holidays, unless otherwise posted).
Parking can be paid by:
- Passport Parking app [Apple Store | Google Play]
- Credit or debit card at a nearby pay station
The first 30 minutes remain free, but drivers must register their vehicle at a pay station or in the app.
Read more below for details on the plan, including parking rates, permits, and other changes.
Original article: April 22, 2025
The City of North Vancouver has adopted a new Curb Access and Parking Plan, approved by Council on April 14, 2025, to address outdated parking policies and growing curb space demands. The plan introduces updated parking rates, expanded residential permit options, and new measures to support accessibility and commercial loading. It reflects extensive community input and is aimed at improving fairness, safety, and efficiency in how curb space is used across the city.
Key Details:
- Parking Rates (Commercial Areas):
- First 30 minutes: Free
- Next 30 minutes: $1
- After 1 hour:
- $3.00/hour (9am–6pm)
- $2.00/hour (6pm–9pm)
- Residential Parking Permits:
- Expanded eligibility to include more housing types
- Base permit: $8.33/month
- Second household permit: $12.50/month
- New short-term and visitor permits available for homecare workers, contractors, and low-income households
- Loading and Accessibility Enhancements:
- More short-term loading zones in busy residential and commercial areas
- Increased number of accessible on-street parking spaces near key destinations
- Community Engagement:
- Developed through two phases of public feedback involving residents, businesses, and service providers
- Implementation Timeline:
- Changes begin September 2025 in Lower and Central Lonsdale
- Parking demand will be monitored and pricing adjusted as needed through 2027
For more information, visit the Cit's website at cnv.org/Curb