New Rochelle, NY Parking Rules: Preferential Parking Districts (2026)
Key Facts
- Permit area
- Farragut Circle, Decatur Road, Sutton Manor Road
- Permit/guest pass fee
- $25 each per year
- Nonresident grace period
- 90 minutes, except holidays
- Nonresident space floor
- At least 20% of spaces
- Maximum fine
- $100 per § 312-50.2 conviction
- Issuing agency
- Department of Development, online permit system
Summary
New Rochelle's only residential parking permit district covers Farragut Circle, Decatur Road and Sutton Manor Road under City Code § 312-50.2. Vehicles without a permit or guest pass cannot park there at any time except a 90-minute grace window for visitors; permits and guest passes cost $25 each per year through the Department of Development's online system.
§ 312-50.2. On -Street Residential Parking Permits. ... Except as otherwise provided herein, no person shall park a vehicle, nor allow a vehicle to be parked at any time, excluding holidays, along any street that has been designated a residential parking permit area pursuant to this section, unless the vehicle has a residential parking permit or guest pass in accordance with this section. ... Fees. ... The fee for each residential parking permit and guest pass shall be $25 each, or as set by resolution of the City Council from time to time and in Chapter 133, Fees. ... Nonresident parking exception. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, vehicles without a residential parking permit or guest pass issued pursuant to this section may be parked within the residential parking permit area for a period not in excess of 90 minutes except holidays. ... Penalties for offenses. Any person violating any provisions of this section of this chapter may, upon conviction, be punished by a fine not exceeding $100.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4601407; v60 updated 2025-12-02; through 12-02-2025).
Full Breakdown
' The permit area covers both sides of Farragut Circle (Echo Avenue to Sutton Manor Road), Decatur Road (Farragut Circle to Sutton Manor Road) and Sutton Manor Road (Decatur Road to Echo Avenue). Except for a 90-minute nonresident grace window, no vehicle may park there at any time, including holidays, without a valid residential parking permit or guest pass displayed on the rear windshield, rear-view mirror or dashboard. Residents apply online through the Department of Development, pay $25 per permit or guest pass, and receive one permit per registered vehicle plus up to two guest passes per household; permits run one calendar year and must be renewed before they expire.
A lost permit is replaced for a Chapter 133 fee unless it was stolen, in which case the fee is waived on a police report. Paying the annual fee more than five business days late adds a 5% late charge, and an in-person plate or vehicle change costs a $20 administrative fee (waivable for hardship), while a returned check adds a $20 fee. Vehicles registered as disabled-parking vehicles under VTL § 404-a, government and utility vehicles, and vehicles on commercially zoned frontage within the district are exempt, and the City must keep at least 20% of district spaces open to nonresidents.
The Department of Development can revoke a permit for a false application or for three or more unpaid parking tickets against the resident or vehicle, effective on the date of the revocation notice.
Violations & Fines
Parking in the Sutton Manor permit area without a displayed permit or guest pass, or with an altered or duplicated one, draws a summons under § 312-50.2. A conviction for violating the section carries a fine of up to $100. Three or more unpaid tickets against a resident or their vehicle is separate grounds for the Department of Development to deny or revoke that resident's permit.
Frequently Asked Questions
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