The City is reviewing the permit parking program in your area. Please help us shape the program to meet the neighborhood’s needs!
58 registered residential permit parkings
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Name:
Elizabeth WooAddress:
428 Birch StreetEmail:
[email protected]Do you support maintaining the residential permit parking zone and 2-hour time limits on your block?
If you answered no, please let us know why you feel permit parking is no longer needed on your street:
No response.If permit parking is on your street, what days are the restrictions most needed?
If permit parking is on your street, what hours is enforcement most needed?
If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per single-family residence?
If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per multi-family residence?
If permit parking is on your street, how many permanent permits are reasonable per Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)?
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)
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.
Please add any additional information that you would like the City to consider regarding residential parking permits.
I feel the plan in place is overall a good one if there is enforcement. Without enforcement, people from outside the area will be deterred to break the rules, but people who repeatedly do it on a periodical basis will try and game the system, hoping that they’ll come out on top.
For example, people will park on our block with no permit, lug their luggage (presumably to go to Sequioa station to get elsewhere by public transportation for a flight out of town for a week or two, return after vacation, and drive away with no ticket, then repeat the above for their next trip out of town).
Also, it would be nice to have a sign for street cleaning hours and no parking on street for one and all during those hours.