Parking Information - Visitors and Residential Parking Regulations at Fifth and Poplar

Sep 15, 2026

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Visitor parking options cover a 90-minute visitors parking allowance on garage level P2 for retail visitors only, along with on-street metered parking in Uptown and guidance on monitoring schedules and accepted coins. It also explains Fourth Ward residential visitor permits, temporary red permits via neighbor space lending, and where to find daily parking in nearby lots or decks. Additional sections outline Park-It! and preferred parking resources and list Fifth and Poplar parking regulations, including registration, decal requirements, restrictions on visitor areas, and towing or immobilization rules.

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Visitor Parking Options

90-Minute Visitors Parking on Garage Level P2

On-Street Parking: Metered Spaces

Fourth Ward Residential Visitor Parking Permits

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Daily Parking in Nearby Lots or Decks

Additional Parking Information Resources

Fifth and Poplar Parking Regulations

Registration, Permits, and Decals

Visitor and Reserved Space Restrictions

Enforcement and Towing/Immobilization

Additional Long Term Parking Permits

Renting Parking Spaces

From The Fifth and Poplar RCOA

From Fifth and Poplar Homeowners

Visitor Parking Options: 90-Minute Visitors Parking on Garage Level P2 (Retail Visitors Only) On-Street Parking: Metered Spaces: There are 1,110 metered parking spaces in Uptown. 􀁸 Meters are monitored by ParkIt! Monday through Friday from 7am-6pm 􀁸 Meters are not monitored on Saturdays, Sundays, and most holidays 􀁸 Meters accept nickels, dimes, quarters, and The Charlotte Coin. Meters in high-demand areas charge $0.25 per 15 minutes. Meters on the perimeter of the city charge $0.50 for one hour. Fourth Ward Residential Visitor Parking Permits: This permit allows visitors of residents in Fourth Ward to park on designated streets on a temporary basis from 7am to 6pm Monday through Friday. You can obtain this information by contacting Park-It! The Park-It! Office is located at 1440 S. Tryon Street in Southend. Their number is 704-375- 3177. Please be advised that the city only allows Fifth and Poplar Condominiums 40 passes per year. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: If one of your neighbors is not using their parking space fora period of time, they may be willing to loan you their space temporarily. If you make this arrangement, please visit the concierge to obtain a red temporary parking permit for the time period your neighbor has authorized you to use their space. The concierge will need to verify the agreement with the owner of the space. If you do not know of someone who will loan you a space, please post your need on the [mybuilding.fifthandpoplar.com](mybuilding.fifthandpoplar.com) marketplace and alert the concierge. The concierge will attempt to assist you with finding residents who are willing to temporarily lend their spaces. Additionally, if you are willing to lend your space, please use the mybuild[ing.fifthandpoplar.com](ing.fifthandpoplar.com) marketplace to post availability. Please post your space under items for sale with a price of $0.00. Daily Parking in Nearby Lots or Decks: See map inside for details Additional Parking Information Resources: ParkIt! 1440 S Tryon St \# 108 Charlotte, NC 28203 (704) 375-3177 [http://www.charmeck.org/](http://www.charmeck.org/)[ ](http://www.charmeck.org/)[Departments/Transportation/](Departments/Transportation/)[ ](Departments/Transportation/)[Special](Special)+ [Programs/](Programs/) Residential+Parking+Permit+Program.htm Preferred Parking 212 S. Tryon St. \#1300 Charlotte, NC 28281 (704)375-6014 [Preferredparking.com](Preferredparking.com) [Aboutparking.com](Aboutparking.com) P A R K I N G I N F O R M A T I O N Fifth and Poplar RCOA Fifth and Poplar Condominiums 300 West Fifth Street Charlotte, NC 28202 Phone: 704-338-1111 Fax: 704-714-1318 E-mail: [jtran@fifthandpoplar.com](jtran@fifthandpoplar.com) Fifth and Poplar Parking Regulations 􀁸 All vehicles must be registered with Fifth and Poplar Property Management. 􀁸 All residents are required to park only in their designated spaces within the access controlled areas. Each parking space is titled to a specific condo or commercial unit at Fifth and Poplar. Unauthorized vehicles found parked in these spaces will betowed or immobilized immediately. 􀁸 All vehicles in the access controlled areas must have a Fifth and Poplar parking decal on display ina visible location at all times. The decal on the vehicle must match the parking garage level and space number. 􀁸 Parking in the visitor section of P2 is prohibited at all times for residents. 􀁸 Vehicles parked for more than 90 minutes in visitor parking (with the exception of vendors and employees working in the retail spaces) are subject to being towed or immobilized at the owner’s expense. 􀁸 Spaces marked “Reserved,” are rented by residents who desire additional designated parking. Unauthorized vehicles found parked in these spaces will be towed or immobilized immediately. 􀁸 All vehicles are required to be parked in a centered fashion within a single parking space. 􀁸 All vehicles must have current registra

FAQs

How long can retail visitors park on garage level P2, and what areas are restricted?

Retail visitors can park for 90 minutes in the P2 visitor area. Parking in the visitor section of P2 is prohibited for residents at all times.

What are the rules for metered on-street parking in Uptown?

Uptown has 1,110 metered spaces monitored by ParkIt! Monday through Friday from 7am to 6pm. Meters are not monitored on Saturdays, Sundays, and most holidays, and they accept nickels, dimes, quarters, and The Charlotte Coin with rates depending on location.

What happens if a vehicle stays too long in visitor parking or is parked in unauthorized spaces?

Vehicles parked for more than 90 minutes in visitor parking (with exceptions for vendors and employees in retail spaces) are subject to being towed or immobilized at the owner’s expense. Unauthorized vehicles in reserved spaces or residents’ designated spaces may be towed or immobilized immediately.

Sep 15, 2026

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