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Residential Parking Permit Survey

The City is reviewing the permit parking program in your area. Please help us shape the program to meet the neighborhood’s needs!

No deadline is currently set

58 registered residential permit parkings


Name:

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Address:

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Email:

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Do you support maintaining the residential permit parking zone and 2-hour time limits on your block?

Response Percent Response Count
Yes, please keep the permit parking zone on my block 75.9% 44
No, please remove the permit parking zone on my block 19.0% 11
Other 5.2% 3

If you answered no, please let us know why you feel permit parking is no longer needed on your street:

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Skipped
38

If permit parking is on your street, what days are the restrictions most needed?

Response Percent Response Count
Monday through Friday 42.9% 24
Monday through Saturday 17.9% 10
Everyday 35.7% 20
Other 3.6% 2

If permit parking is on your street, what hours is enforcement most needed?

Response Percent Response Count
7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 45.6% 26
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 22.8% 13
8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 17.5% 10
Other (please indicate) 14.0% 8

If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per single-family residence?

Response Percent Response Count
3 45.6% 26
2 45.6% 26
1 3.5% 2
Other (please indicate) 5.3% 3

If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per multi-family residence?

Response Percent Response Count
3 59.6% 34
2 26.3% 15
Other (please indicate) 14.0% 8

If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)?

Response Percent Response Count
2 35.1% 20
1 29.8% 17
Required to share in the allotment for the single-family home at the address 33.3% 19
Other (please indicate) 1.8% 1

If permit parking is on your street, how many visitor permits are reasonable per household? (Visitor permits currently provide 1-14 days of parking per visitor)

Response Percent Response Count
1 28.6% 16
2 19.6% 11
3+ 35.7% 20
A single permit that allows for unlimited visitor parking but has a fee associated 12.5% 7
Other (please indicate) 3.6% 2

Should there be an appeal process for properties (a case-by-case review) to get one additional permit above the area limit? For example, a property that currently does not have off street parking or circumstances that prevent on-site parking.

Response Percent Response Count
Yes 64.3% 36
No 32.1% 18
Other 3.6% 2

Please add any additional information that you would like the City to consider regarding residential parking permits.

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Skipped
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August 30, 2023, 9:56 AM
  • Name:
    Patricia Diaz
  • Address:
    622 Hilton St
  • Email:
    [email protected]
  • Do you support maintaining the residential permit parking zone and 2-hour time limits on your block?
    • No, please remove the permit parking zone on my block
  • If you answered no, please let us know why you feel permit parking is no longer needed on your street:

    I do not support it because, in my neighborhood, most of the residents have more than one car, as there are apartments that have more than 2 or 3 residents living in that particular address. There are some resident apartments that have up to or more than 4 people living there. Some people park on the sidewalk. Also, they do not respect the 2-hour limit, they move one car to put a different car. Also, I have applied for handicapped parking for my mother, and anyone who has a handicap placard can park there. I understand that it is a street parking, and it's public street parking, but is not fair for the person who took the time to get information although they did not say that it is public parking, and only for the applicant. If there could be a small fee like a monthly to make the handicapped parking space only for the person that applied for the handicapped parking, that would be great. Also, whenever someone asks or inquires about anything the person should get all the proper information on it.

  • If permit parking is on your street, what days are the restrictions most needed?
    • Everyday
  • If permit parking is on your street, what hours is enforcement most needed?
    • 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  • If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per single-family residence?
    • 2
  • If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per multi-family residence?
    • 2
  • If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)?
    • Required to share in the allotment for the single-family home at the address
  • If permit parking is on your street, how many visitor permits are reasonable per household? (Visitor permits currently provide 1-14 days of parking per visitor)
    No response.
  • Should there be an appeal process for properties (a case-by-case review) to get one additional permit above the area limit? For example, a property that currently does not have off street parking or circumstances that prevent on-site parking.
    • No
  • Please add any additional information that you would like the City to consider regarding residential parking permits.

    I think this parking permit does not work not only because of the number of people with a vehicle living in an apartment or a home, but other residents from nearby streets.

Open Town Hall is not a certified voting system or ballot box. As with any public comment process, participation in Open Town Hall is voluntary. The Residential Permit Parkings in this record are not necessarily representative of the whole population, nor do they reflect the opinions of any government agency or elected officials.