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Babylon, NY Parking Rules: Preferential Parking Districts (2026)

Significant Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Copiague permit
Town residency required, must apply
Wyandanch permit
for Station Drive lots
Issuance
by application, not automatic
Moving away
permit must be surrendered
Unauthorized parking fine
$50

Summary

The Town of Babylon reserves spaces in its Downtown Copiague railroad commuter lots, and in Wyandanch Village lots on Station Drive, for vehicles displaying a town-issued resident parking permit, available only to Town of Babylon residents who apply and prove residency.

Within the Downtown Copiague Zoning District, as defined in Chapter 213, Article XLII of the Code of the Town of Babylon, parking shall be permitted at all times for vehicles of residents bearing a resident parking permit for the Copiague Railroad Commuter Parking Lots in designated lots, as so identified in Schedule M.

(1) Issuance of a resident parking permit for the Copiague Railroad Commuter Parking Lots shall be limited to those persons who reside within the Town of Babylon and can prove residency within the Town.

(2) Residents of the Town of Babylon seeking a resident parking permit for the Copiague Railroad Commuter Parking Lots must apply to request said permit; no permits will automatically be issued to residents of the Town.

(3) Any person holding a resident parking permit for the Copiague Railroad Commuter Parking Lots for their vehicle must remove said permit from their vehicle and surrender it to the Town upon cessation of residency within the Town of Babylon.

E. In any Town marina or campground, the parking of all golf carts and low-speed vehicles, including those vehicles bearing license plates, is prohibited at all times.

F. Additional traffic regulations shall be identified in Schedule M.

§ TC-4-3. School district parking fields. [Added 12-6-1994 by L.L. No. 32-1994]

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Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4941158; v66 updated 2026-05-13; through 05-13-2026).

Full Breakdown

Under Traffic Code § TC-4-2D, within the Downtown Copiague Zoning District parking in the designated commuter lots is open at all times only to vehicles bearing a Copiague Railroad Commuter Parking Lot resident permit; issuance is limited to people who reside in the Town of Babylon and can prove it, permits aren't issued automatically, and a holder must surrender the permit once they move out of the Town. A parallel program under § TC-4-1B reserves stalls in two lots on Station Drive within the Wyandanch and Straight Path Corridor Zoning District for holders of a Wyandanch Village resident parking permit. Both are lot-specific commuter permit programs rather than a town-wide residential street permit district.

Violations & Fines

Parking in a permit-reserved space without a valid Copiague or Wyandanch resident permit is treated as other illegal parking under Schedule M/L and carries a $50 fine under Traffic Code § TC-1-5.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies for a Copiague resident parking permit in the Town of Babylon?
Only people who live in the Town of Babylon and can prove residency; you must apply, since permits aren't issued automatically, per § TC-4-2D(1)-(2).
Does the Town of Babylon have a general residential parking permit district?
No: its permit programs are tied to specific commuter lots in Downtown Copiague and Wyandanch Village, not general residential streets.

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