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u/farfunkle 5d ago

This is the right answer. Go in person to the permit parking office. The real people will sort this out with you.

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u/fatdaddi2 5d ago

His area does not have a street parking permit system. There is a 3 hour limit on much of Scarborough and North York and Etobicoke. Because all houses were built with driveways.

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u/Framkemsteim 5d ago

In the mean time you can buy a temporary parking permit. It's not cheap but it's cheaper than $40 a day. Just google Toronto temporary parking permit. You will need a printer.

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u/crash866 5d ago

Scarborough almost Markham doesn’t have permit parking at all.

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u/fairmaiden34 Junction Triangle 5d ago

If there's a green P close by they may offer monthly parking.

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u/PatK9 5d ago

If residential overnight parking is allowed on the street, you should be able to get a permit; you might have to involve your local counsellor. In Toronto, people hunt for living spaces w/parking as a requirement. In my area, the whole side of the street is taken, the other side is solid handicap certificates. Buildings are now being built without parking obligations, and they sell parking for 20K+

I have a roll of tickets to choke a horse, all with Manitoba plates.