Parking Places Act 1974 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Parking Places
5. Use of property as private parking place
Feedback & supportA person must not maintain or operate any private parking place for the parking or housing of one or more heavy vehicles unless the person is a holder of a valid licence.
private parking place
“private parking place” means any land or premises or part thereof owned or occupied by any person other than the Government and used for the parking or housing of —(a)one or more motor vehicles other than heavy vehicles; (b)one or more heavy vehicles, whether or not in addition to any motor vehicle which is not a heavy vehicle; or(c)one or more bicycles, power-assisted bicycles or personal mobility devices or a combination of such vehicles,but does not include any parking place provided under section 4;
The Authority may, by order in the Gazette —
permit the use as a private parking place of any land or premises with respect to which an agreement has been made between the Superintendent and the owner or the occupier thereof for the use of the land or premises as a private parking place; and
prescribe the manner in which a licensee must maintain or operate a licensed private parking place.
The Superintendent or any person authorised by the Superintendent may manage and superintend any private parking place referred to in subsection (2)(a).
Superintendent
“Superintendent” means the Superintendent of Car Parks or a Deputy or an Assistant Superintendent of Car Parks appointed under section 3;