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NPP: Neighborhood Parking Program

Parking in some residential areas is limited to residents, businesses, and commuters who obtain permits.

 

NPP Zone Maps:

Need to park in a Neighborhood Permit Parking Zone?

A Neighborhood Permit Parking zone is a residential area where on street parking is restricted. The NPP program was developed as a tool to balance the needs of all who park on our streets, including residents, visitors and commuters. The Neighborhood Permit Parking program was adopted by the City of Boulder as part of the new Transportation Master Plan.

NPP Neighborhoods

  1. Columbine
  2. East Ridge
  3. Fairview
  4. Goss-Grove
  5. High/Sunset
  6. Mapleton 
  7. University Heights
  8. University Hill
  9. West Pearl
  10. Whittier

City of Boulder
Downtown University Hill Management Division / Parking Services
1500 Pearl Street, Suite 302
Boulder, CO 80302
303-413-7300

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 November 2009 12:31

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