E-Permit Parking System

There's a new way to park for residents at Throwsters Court and Crockatt House. Here are your most commonly answered questions.

We've put this new system in place to stop other people - who don't live at your block - from using your car park. 

 

No. It's an electronic permit, so the information will be stored online.

No. However, you must register your car online - otherwise you will be fined for using the car park.

You need to create an E-Permit portal account with a company called Sippi

You should have received a letter in the post about this. This letter has a code that is specific to your home. 

Email Estates@peaksplains.org with your full name and address. We can get in touch with Sippi to get another letter sent out.

You will be fined for doing this, as per Sippi's terms and conditions.

Vehicles can be in the car park for 10 minutes without being fined. 

So, delivery drivers can park up for 10 minutes - but any time after this and they'll receive a fine.

Visitors can park for up to 10 minutes before receiving a fine.  

If your visitor is going to stay for longer than 10 minutes, you need to register their vehicle on the online Sippi portal. 

You can still create an E-Permit account, even if you don't have a car. You can then register your visitors using this.

The fine is £100, but it's reduced to £60 if you pay in the first 14 days.

If you have any problems with the online system or are struggling to register, contact Sippi:

If you're having another sort of problem, get in touch with the Trust by emailing Estates@peaksplains.org.

 

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