Update on Cobourg Municipal Parking Lots

In City Hall, Local

Second Street Parking Lot becomes private effective November 15

The Town of Cobourg is advising community members of an upcoming change to municipal parking. Effective Sunday, November 15, the Second Street Parking Lot, located off Albert Street and Second Street, will no longer be available for municipal parking and will become a private parking lot operated by the landowner.

As a result of this change, Town of Cobourg parking permits will no longer be valid at this location. Community members who regularly use the lot are encouraged to consider alternative municipal parking locations. All other municipal parking lots will continue to operate as usual.

202 Second Street
For information regarding the Private Parking lot at 202 Second Street, please contact 202 Second Street Inc. at 416-901-0060 or email 202secondstreetinc@gmail.com.

Municipal Downtown Parking
Parking in downtown parking lots and spaces, marked as green on the map, is free for three hours, year-round. After three hours, downtown parking is $2.50/hour, for both on-street and parking lots. Payment for additional time may be made at Pay and Display machines or parking meters, or through the HONK Mobile app.

Municipal Waterfront Parking
During Low Season (September 15 to May 14), waterfront parking lots and on street spots, marked as blue on the map, are free for the first three hours, and then $2.50/hour or $20/day.

During High Season (May 15 to September 14), waterfront parking remains at $5/hour or $40/day. There is no free parking in Waterfront Lots and on street during High Season.

Parking Permits
The following municipal Parking Permits are available for purchase online at parking.cobourg.ca and from the Municipal Law Enforcement and Licensing Services (201 Second Street) office and Victoria Hall (55 King Street West), from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays. Two vehicles can be registered on one Parking Permit, and both vehicles can utilize the permit at the same time.

Cobourg Resident Parking Permit

  • $10/month year-round
  • Valid for parking in both downtown and waterfront lots and on-street parking
  • Includes overnight parking in lots and on-street downtown year-round

Northumberland County Resident Permit

  • $40/month year-round
  • Valid for parking in both downtown and waterfront lots and on street
  • Includes overnight parking in lots only

DBIA Employee Permit

  • $20/month year-round
  • Valid for downtown parking lots (does not include waterfront designated areas)

Visitor Waterfront Permit

  • $35/month for Low Season
  • $80/month High Season
  • $320/season High Season
  • Valid for parking only in Waterfront parking lots and waterfront on-street (not valid for downtown)
  • Does not include overnight parking

Accessible Parking
Accessible parking in Cobourg is free for Cobourg residents who have registered for an annual Cobourg Resident Accessible Permit, both in accessible and other lawful parking spaces. Visitors (non-residents) are required to pay applicable parking rates. Accessible on-street parking spaces have a three-hour time limit.

Overnight Permit
Overnight parking is from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. The following Overnight Permits are available for use in all Municipal Parking Lots Overnight: Daily Permit $10/night, and an Overnight Monthly Permit $100/month.

Additional Information
Visit www.Cobourg.ca/parking for additional information or contact the Municipal Law Enforcement and Licensing Services office at 905-372-8380 or bylawenforcement@cobourg.ca.

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