Parking

FAQs

If my current permit has an expiry date or is due to expire, do I need to apply for a new one?

No, you should receive a reminder from Elite Parking Management explaining how to renew your permit and what documents are required. There is a £25 administration fee for the issue of the new annual permit.

Please note that from July 2023, the way residents renew their permit will change. Residents will now apply online through the Zat Permit system to renew. Your reminder from Elite Parking Management should include helpful information on how to use the new system. 

What if I change my vehicle?

If you change your vehicle then you will need to provide the documents outlined below to Elite Parking Management, but you will not incur any additional charges for administering this.

• Vehicle registration (Logbook)
• MOT
• Insurance documents
• If you do not provide the correct information, Elite Parking Management will not be able to process your request.

 

Can I post the paperwork?

No, please do not send the original paperwork through the post. You can scan the paperwork and email it to: permits@eliteparkingmanagement.co.uk

 

I owe THCH money – can I still keep my parking space?

If your account is in arrears and there is no arrangement to pay the arrears or you have been served with a Notice to Quit, you will be given seven days to clear the debt from the date of the notice, after which your permit will be revoked.

 

Methods of Payments

Payments must be made in advance via Direct Debit

Elite Parking Management

We've partnered with Elite Parking Management to manage our car park spaces. You can contact Elite for parking enquiries using the contact details below:

• General Enquiries: Monday to Friday 9am - 5.30pm call: 07909 866681 or email: permits@eliteparkingmanagement.com
• Out of Hours: Weekends/Weekdays after 5:30pm to 9am to ONLY request an alternative parking space if your bay is occupied, please call: 01992 764 520

Please call the out of hours number to update Elite if you change your vehicle or buy a vehicle over a weekend or bank holiday. You must then also contact us at the earliest opportunity and provide all the relevant documents.

 

Permit Issues

If you experience any issues with applying for a parking permit, renewing a permit or any issues with an existing permit, please email: permits@eliteparkingmanagement.com

Parking Tickets

Any queries about a Parking Charge Notice that has been issued or appeals can be submitted via Elite Website (instructions also provided on the PCN)

https://eliteparkingmanagement.zatappeal.com/

or in writing:

Appeals Department, Elite Parking Management,

PO Box 12606
Epping, CM16 9FB

 

Please contact THCH about the following parking enquiries:

• Parking Application
• Change of Vehicle
• Termination of Space

You are responsible for updating THCH if there is a change in your vehicle details, otherwise you maybe be liable for a Parking Notice Charge.

We're aware of the increased demand for electrical vehicle charging points to help promote the decarbonisation of transport within London. Below is a map of the local EV charging points, as well as the link to explore wider areas and obtain exact locations / addresses for the EV point best suited for you.

Map of electric charging points

If your blue badge is expired or close to expiring, you’ll need to send us a copy of your blue badge so that we can renew your parking spot. If you don’t renew, you risk getting fined. You can bring your copy to our office Monday – Friday between 10-2pm, or email our customer service team. 

Penalty Charge Notices (PCN), can be served for minor motoring offences. And ignoring it can lead to increased fines. Please go to Elite Parking Management to make payment. 

Only park in the spot that’s been allocated to you – you could be taking someone else’s space. If you find someone has parked in your spot, you should contact Elite who will send out their team to issue a PCN. 

If someone's parked dangerously, depending on the case, you may need to report it to either us, the council, or the police. Please click the link below for further guidance. 

Further guidance