Concessionary Permit: Temporary Disability
Concessionary Temporary Disability permit:
- for residents who are temporarily disabled, for example awaiting a hip replacement and allows them to park in Mole Valley District Council owned car parks free of charge
- not valid anywhere on-street
- cost £50
- issued for a six month period and cannot be renewed beyond six months
View our car parks in Ashtead, Bookham, Dorking and Leatherhead.
Any person who is permanently disabled or displays a valid Concessionary Temporary Disability permit may park in any of the marked spaces free of charge. The majority of these car parks have disabled bays sited as close to the shops as possible.
Concessionary Temporary Disability permits can be used in the Swan Centre Car Park in Leatherhead’s disabled bays, with no time limit. You can find the specially marked bays on levels two and four.
Eligibility
You will need to obtain confirmation from a consultant or a doctor supporting your application. You are able to apply for this permit if you are the partner or carer on behalf of the individual who is physically disabled.
- Temporary Disability permits are available to applicants who are suffering a temporary disability as confirmed by a medical professional.
- Temporary Disability permits may be used in any of Mole Valley District Council (MVDC)’s Pay & Display car parks. It does not permit the holder to park on street.
- A Temporary Disability permit is only valid for 6 months and cannot be renewed.
- A hologram permit will be issued and must be displayed in the vehicle.
- A permit does not guarantee a parking space.
- Permit applications should be made online by accessing the link on MVDC’s website. MVDC does not issue permits to personal callers at Pippbrook. Any applicant who requires assistance with submitting an online application should call for assistance.
- MVDC reserves the right to refuse issue of a permit or to cancel a permit if fraudulent information has been supplied.
- Permits can only be allocated to one vehicle at a time. If incorrect vehicle details are supplied this will result in a Penalty Charge Notice being issued.
- MVDC reserves the right to cancel a parking permit at any time subject to giving the permit holder seven days written notice. Where MVDC cancels a parking permit a pro-rata refund for the remaining full days of the permit will be made. Where a permit is cancelled because of fraud or misuse the permit holder will not be eligible for a refund.
- The permit may only be used for vehicles licensed as private or goods vehicles.
- MVDC’s current Off-Street Parking Orders apply to the use of permits. These are available upon request.
- You can cancel your permit at any time by contacting the MVDC Parking Team. If you cancel once the permit period has started, no refunds will be issued.
- Exclusion of Liability – MVDC does not undertake to supervise the parking place and will not accept any liability for loss or damage to motor vehicles or their contents howsoever caused, or injury to any person howsoever such injury is caused, unless or to the extent caused by proven negligence of MVDC its representatives or agents.
- Variation of Terms and Conditions – By applying for or purchasing any type of permit, the holder: a) certifies that all the information that the applicant has given in the application process is correct; b) accepts the MVDC’s terms and conditions as varied from time to time; and c) agrees to be bound by and comply with the relevant Traffic Regulation Orders which may be varied from time to time. MVDC reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions, application procedures and the relevant Traffic Regulation Orders and at any time.
- Any contravention of these Terms & Conditions will render the permit invalid and a Penalty Charge Notice may be issued.
- Data Protection and Fair Processing Notice for Forms:a) MVDC is under a duty to protect the public funds it administers, and to this end may use the information you have provided on this form for the prevention and detection of fraud. It may also share this information with other bodies responsible for auditing or administering public funds for these purposes. https://www.molevalley.gov.uk/data-matching-level-2-notice b) MVDC will investigate any cases of suspected fraud or misuse of the permit. If MVDC finds evidence of fraud or misuse it will suspend the permit and withdraw the facility to purchase Permits. MVDC may also cancel permits already purchased, which may render the vehicle owner liable to pay a penalty charge and possible vehicle removal and storage fees. MVDC may also prosecute where they consider that fraud or intentional misuse has taken place.
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