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City of Orillia Municipal Parking Map

Download a Copy of the City of Orillia Municipal Parking Map

Notice: Work to move the Waterfront Redevelopment Project forward will impact two temporary municipal parking lots beginning in July

As part of the redevelopment environmental work taking place by FRAM Building Group (FRAM) at and around 70 Front St. N., temporary Municipal Parking Lots 8 and 12 will be decommissioned effective July 5, 2022.

Alternative paid parking is available in Municipal Parking Lots 1, 2, 5 and 10 and free parking is available in the waterfront parking lots (see Key Map).

Parking is free daily in all of the City’s public pay-and-display parking lots and on-street parking spaces after 5:30 p.m. and all day Sunday and on public holidays.

For more information on projects taking place in the area, please visit the Downtown Tomorrow Plan page.

Parking Impacts Key Map

Parking Impacts Map

Waterfront and Seasonal Parking

Waterfront Parking

As the City’s declared state of emergency was terminated on March 1, 2022, and recognizing that the Province has removed most COVID-19 public health restrictions, at this time there has been no direction from Orillia Council to re-instate a parking program for the summer of 2022. At this time, the City of Orillia has returned to pre-pandemic parking requirements. At this time there are no fees for parking at Orillia waterfront parks or boat launches.

 

Notice: Work to move the Waterfront Redevelopment Project forward will impact two temporary municipal parking lots beginning in July

As part of the redevelopment environmental work taking place by FRAM Building Group (FRAM) at and around 70 Front St. N., temporary Municipal Parking Lots 8 and 12 will be decommissioned effective July 5, 2022.

Alternative paid parking is available in Municipal Parking Lots 1, 2, 5 and 10 and free parking is available in the waterfront parking lots (see Key Map).

Parking is free daily in all of the City’s public pay-and-display parking lots and on-street parking spaces after 5:30 p.m. and all day Sunday and on public holidays.

For more information on projects taking place in the area, please visit the Downtown Tomorrow Plan page.

 Overnight Parking

Parking is prohibited on all City streets and lots from November 15 to April 15 from 12:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.

This provision is in effect whether it is snowing or not. Your vehicle may be ticketed and towed. The fine for overnight parking during this time is $50.00.

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Downtown Parking

On-Street Parking and Municipal Pay and Display Parking Lots

As recommended by the Downtown Orillia Management Board, the City of Orillia is returning to regular paid parking in municipal pay and display parking lots when the province enters Step 1 of the Roadmap to Reopen, effective June 11, 2021. As noted above, there is free holiday parking between November 19, 2021 and January 2, 2022.

On-street paid parking remains in effect. 

The Passport Parking app can be used to pay for on-street parking and in the pay and display parking lots.

PassportParking App

Say hello to convenient parking with the PassportParking app!  No more digging for coins. This is how parking should be. 

Pay, extend, and manage your parking session with just a few taps. It’s easy!  Just park where you see PassportParking app signs and decals, pay for your parking session from your phone, and be on your way.

 

What are the benefits of using PassportParking?

  • No coins, no problem:
    • Pay quickly and securely with your phone.
    • Forget refilling the meter in the rain or braving the cold.
  • Stress-free parking:
    • Get alerts when your parking session is about to end.
    • Stop worrying about how much time is left on the meter.
  • No need to rush:
    • Add time to your parking session directly from your phone.
    • Your plans change, your parking spot shouldn't.  Simply extend your parking session via our app.
  • Easy expenses:
    • Receive email receipts at the end of your parking session.
    • Expenses made easy, manage your parking history through the mobile app.
 How do I pay for parking with PassportParking?
  •  Download the PassportParking app from the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
  • Create an account with your mobile phone number or email address.
  • Park anywhere you see PassportParking app signs and decals.
  • Pay for your parking session from your phone.
  • Extend your time remotely if you’d like to stay longer!

Still have questions? Check out our FAQs.

Park. Pay. Be On Your Way.TM with the PassportParking app!

Rates and Time Limits
 
 Metered Parking
The cost for metered parking is $1.25 per hour (on-street) and $1.00 per hour (off-street). On street metered parking has a two hour time limit.
 Pay and Display Parking
Pay and Display parking lots have a minimum 15-minute purchase time $0.25. When parking is needed for longer periods of time, residents and visitors are encouraged to park in the municipal lots which have five-hour or eight-hour time limits.

Please look for posted signage that indicates the time limit in the lots. Unexpired time on a Pay and Display stub can be used at any other municipal Pay and Display parking lot, or metered parking lot in the downtown area.

Parking Lot Equipment
Parking lot equipment is maintained and monitored by the Development Services and Engineering Department - Legislative Services Division.

To report a broken meter at a municipal parking lot, please contact the Development Services and Engineering Department - Legislative Services Division at 705-325-2313. 

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Permit Parking

Monthly Permit Parking

There are a limited number of monthly permit parking spaces available in the City's downtown area parking lots.

Monthly permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis and can be purchased by attending the Orillia City Centre, 50 Andrew Street South (First Floor), Monday to Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

 

 Things You Should Know

Permit Parking Fee - Interior Lots (Lots #7 and #11) - $60.00 (plus applicable taxes) per month

Permit Parking Fee - Exterior Lots (Lots #3, #6, and #14) - $50.00 (plus applicable taxes) per month

  • A permit entitles users to "Monday to Sunday" use of the permit parking area
  • Permit spaces that are not prepaid at least 30 days prior to the start of the month will be made available to others
  • Permit parking spaces are not guaranteed; Council may remove or re-locate permit parking spaces if deemed necessary
  • Current permits (with month and lot number) must be displayed in the front of your vehicle and be clearly visible through the windshield
 If Parking Lot is Full
If your permit parking lot is full and you need to park at a metered location, call 705-325-2313 and provide your licence plate number and permit number to avoid being ticketed.
 No Overnight Parking
A monthly permit does not entitle parking in the lots between 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. from November 15 to April 15, with the exception of Lot 1, as per the section below.
Daytime Monthly Permits in Lot 1

Council adopted a staff recommendation to convert 10 pay and display parking spaces in Municipal Lot 1 to ten permit parking spaces.

  • Staff are looking to have the permits available by November 1, 2020.
  • Permits will be available for purchase at City Hall, first floor Treasury.
  • The cost is $60 plus HST per month.
  • These permits will be available on a first come first served basis.
 Refunds
Refunds will only be issued on full month permits prior to the beginning of the month. Please have the permit with you if you are seeking a refund.
 Personal Information Collected

Personal information is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used by the Clerk's Department and Treasury Department for parking notice changes due to construction, maintenance or closure.

Please direct any questions you have about the collection of personal information to the Freedom of Information Coordinator, 50 Andrew St. S., Suite 300, Orillia, ON, L3V 7T5. Call 705-329-7234 for more information.

For more information, please contact the Clerk's Department - Legislative Services Division at 705-325-2313.

24 Hour Permit Parking in Lot 1

Council adopted a staff recommendation to convert 10 pay and display parking spaces in Municipal Lot 1 to 24-hour permit parking spaces.

  • Permits will be available for purchase at City Hall, first floor Treasury.
  • $1,250 plus HST per year (will be sold on a yearly basis.
  • Permits will be sold on a first come first served basis and will require an application to ensure the need for parking is between the hours of midnight and 7:00 a.m.
  • There is a no parking restriction in these spaces between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. from November 15 - April 15. 
  • Printable Hardcopy Application
  • Electronic Application

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Residential Parking

Boulevard Parking

Council approved a by-law amendment to allow boulevard parking.  Residents are now able to park their vehicle on their driveway between the sidewalk and the roadway year round.  Set back are in place to ensure that safe sight lines for drivers are maintained and that there is no interference with winter operations. 

Notice regarding Boulevard Parking

On-Street Parking Change Policy and Application

Parking is available on many streets throughout the City of Orillia. Please pay attention to posted parking signs for applicable restrictions. 

The Development Services and Engineering Department receives numerous requests from residents requesting a change to the existing on-street parking by-law restriction on their roadway.

The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines, procedures and criteria for the initiation, investigation and implementation for the requests of on-street parking by-law regulation changes. If you wish to initiate the process, the steps to do so can be found in the policy document below. You will have to complete an application and provide a petition with supporting residents. Once the City receives an application staff will happily review the request and notify residents of the status of the request.

Guideline and Procedures for On-Street Parking Change Requests

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Accessible Parking

Accessible Parking 

In order to park in a designated accessible person parking space, you must display an approved Ministry of Transportation Accessible Parking Permit.

The fine for parking in an accessible space without a proper permit is $350.00.

Both on-street and off-street accessible spaces are available in the downtown area.

Parking in any accessible space in the downtown is free, however, parking in any metered space in the downtown requires payment, even if an Accessible Parking Permit is displayed.

Map of accessible parking locations

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Parking Tickets and Regulations

 Ticket Payments

There are a number of convenient methods for paying a parking ticket/fine.

 Online Payment Option

You can pay parking tickets online using VISA or Mastercard. It is quick, easy, secure, and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:

www.orillia.ezpayca.com 

Things you need to know:

  • A handling fee of $3.00 will be added to online ticket payments.
  • Check your payment carefully to ensure that you are paying the right amount. If you make an error in the payment amount, the payment will be reversed or returned and your ticket will remain outstanding. The handling fee on incorrect online payments is non-refundable.
 Other Payment Options
  • In person at the Orillia City Centre, 50 Andrew Street South, (First Floor), Monday to Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Cash, cheque or debit is accepted.
  • By mail: Orillia City Centre, 50 Andrew Street South, Suite 300, Orillia, ON, L3V 7T5.
  • The drop box by the front entrance of the Orillia City Centre.
 Traffic and Parking By-law
Traffic/Parking By-law

To report a parking violation, please call 705-325-2313.

 Fire Routes

You cannot stop or park a vehicle in a designated fire route zone.

Please look for and obey signs when parking in public and private parking lots. The fine for parking in a designated fire route is $100.00.

On-Street Parking Change Policy and Application

Parking is available on many streets throughout the City of Orillia. Please pay attention to posted parking signs for applicable restrictions. 

The Development Services and Engineering Department receives numerous requests from residents requesting a change to the existing on-street parking by-law restriction on their roadway.

The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines, procedures and criteria for the initiation, investigation and implementation for the requests of on-street parking by-law regulation changes. If you wish to initiate the process, the steps to do so can be found in the policy document below. You will have to complete an application and provide a petition with supporting residents. Once the City receives an application staff will happily review the request and notify residents of the status of the request.

Guideline and Procedures for On-Street Parking Change Requests

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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Only electric vehicles that are plugged in and charging may park in the designated spots. All other vehicles may be subject to a fine of $125.00 under section 30.2 of the Highway Traffic Act.

To learn more about EVs, check out the Electric Vehicle webpage

Electric Vehicle Charging Rate

The City of Orillia has installed two Level 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations at the Orillia Recreation Centre. These charging stations are open to the public and can be accessed 24/7 to charge electric vehicles. The rate for charging is $2.00 per hour. Payment can be made via credit card or through the charging station app. 

To learn more about EVs, check out the Electric Vehicle webpage

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Anti-Idling By-law

Anti-Idling By-law
According to Natural Resources Canada, if drivers of light-duty vehicles avoided/stopped idling by just three minutes a day, over a year Canadians would collectively save 630 million litres of fuel and 1.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. That's the equivalent of taking 320,000 cars off of the road! When millions of Canadians take action, we can make a difference. 

In 2008, Council approved a by-law to prohibit vehicles idling for more than three minutes on public or private property within the City. Exemptions exist such as for emergency vehicles, vehicles participating in emergency activities, and a vehicle transporting a person who has in his or her possession a doctor’s certificate requiring that the environment surrounding him or her is to be maintained at a certain temperature or humidity. This by-law encourages residents to be environmentally responsible and to protect the air for everyone. It also supports the City’s commitment to a healthy environment, as stated in the Municipal Strategic Plan.  

Anti-Idling By-law

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Parking Studies and Other Resources

Waterfront and Downtown Area Traffic and Parking Study

About the Study

The City has engaged Trans-Plan Transportation Engineering to complete a comprehensive traffic and parking study of the waterfront and downtown area. 

The study will evaluate the parking needs in the downtown and waterfront areas based on amenities, attractions and growth and analyze parking issues such as the number of parking lots, spaces and their locations, along with parking programming such as pricing, timing and availability. An analysis of traffic activities in the study area will help staff understand the total parking requirement throughout the downtown and waterfront area.

This study is anticipated to be presented to Council Committee within the next few months but is not expected to impact our waterfront parking this summer. More information about the study is below.

 Study Area
 Study Area
 Public Information Centre
 The virtual Public Information Centre took place Tuesday, November 30, 2021.  Thank you to all those who attended.  If you missed it, please check out the recorded Public Information Centre below. 

Recorded Public Information Centre

 What is the timeline of the Study?

The survey was available during the fall of 2021, followed by a Public Information Centre held November 30, 2021 between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. The final report is anticipated to be presented to Council in the coming months.

What is the budget?
The approved budget for this study was $70,000.

 

Other Resources

Downtown Parking Study (2011)

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