Disability Parking on Residential Streets
Persons with disabilities may request signage for a disability parking space for the block on which their home is located. However, this is space would not be reserved for the exclusive use of the resident who requests it--it could be used by any driver with a DMV disabled license plate or placard.
Eligibility
Requests must meet the following minimum requirements:
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Located in front of a single-family, duplex, or townhouse residence
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There is no off-street parking (e.g., driveway or garage) at the applicant’s residence
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There is no other reserved disability space on the same side of the same block
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There is a legal public parking space in front of the applicant's address
- The applicant's disability must be long-term (longer than 6 months)
If the minimum requirements are met, an applicant may submit an Application for a Disability Parking Space .
The following documentation must be submitted along with the application:
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A valid Virginia DMV-issued disabled parking license plate or placard
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A valid vehicle registration proving the applicant resides at the address in front of the space that is requested
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Medical certification submitted to the Virginia DMV
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A doctor’s letter certifying the disability
Process
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Complete this form here and submit it with all required documentation to Max Devilliers by email at max.devilliers@alexandriava.gov
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Staff will review the application to ensure it is complete. Complete applications will be processed within 30 days. Applicants will be notified if additional information is required.
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Staff will notify the applicant in writing whether the request has been approved or denied. If approved, the signs will be installed within 2 weeks.
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Applicants are required to recertify annually to keep the reserved space in front of their residence.