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Lehi, UT Parking Rules: Preferential Parking Districts (2026)

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

Key Facts

Governing chapter
Lehi City Code ch. 8-8
Free permits per residence
2 resident + 1 guest
Restricted hours
7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. when school is in session
Permit issuer
Lehi City police department
Violation class
Class C misdemeanor
Revocation penalty
1-year bar on new permit

Summary

Lehi designates residential parking permit areas by city council map, requiring a permit to park in designated red zones on weekday school hours. Each qualifying residence gets two free resident permits and one guest permit, issued through the police department.

Unless otherwise designated, a parking permit shall be required to park in the area designated in red between the hours of seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. and three thirty o'clock (3:30) P.M. when school is in session.

Full Breakdown

Lehi City Code Chapter 8-8, the Residential Parking Permit Program, authorizes the city to establish preferential residential parking in designated areas balancing public safety, neighborhood concerns and general welfare (§ 8-8-2). Restricted areas are set by a council-adopted map: orange areas are 'no parking' zones and red areas are 'parking by permit only' zones (§ 8-8-5). when school is in session, tying the restriction to school traffic. Each residence in a red zone is eligible for two resident parking permits and one guest parking permit at no charge, issued at the Lehi City police department upon showing valid vehicle registration and proof of residence for a resident permit, or proof of residence alone for a guest permit; permits must hang from the rearview mirror (§ 8-8-7).

The city posts signs in permit areas warning that unpermitted vehicles may be towed (§ 8-8-8), and permit use is limited to the area immediately contiguous to the holder's residence with no guarantee of an available stall (§ 8-8-9). Enforcement under § 8-8-10 makes unpermitted parking, permit misuse (using a permit on a different vehicle than issued), and counterfeiting a permit all unlawful; violators may be ticketed, towed or booted at police discretion, with towed vehicles impounded until towing and storage costs are paid, and any violation may be prosecuted as a class C misdemeanor. The city can also revoke a permit outright and bar the resident from obtaining a new one for one year under § 8-8-11.

Violations & Fines

Parking without a permit in a designated red zone, misusing a permit on another vehicle, or counterfeiting a permit is unlawful under § 8-8-10 and may be prosecuted as a class C misdemeanor; vehicles may be ticketed, towed or booted, with towing/storage costs paid before release, and a violator's permit can be revoked for one year under § 8-8-11.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a residential parking permit in Lehi?
Visit the Lehi City police department with a valid vehicle registration and proof of residence. Each eligible residence in a designated red zone gets two free resident permits and one free guest permit under § 8-8-7.
When is a permit actually required in Lehi's restricted zones?
Section 8-8-6 requires a permit in red-designated areas between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. when school is in session, unless a posted sign says otherwise. Outside those hours or when school is not in session, the restriction does not apply.
What happens if I park in a Lehi permit zone without one?
You can be ticketed, towed or booted at the police department's discretion under § 8-8-10, and the violation may be prosecuted as a class C misdemeanor. A towed vehicle stays impounded until you pay towing and storage costs.

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