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Residential Permit Parking Permit Program Policy <br />To be ,Adopted bI. the Cjtt Council of Redwood Cit <br />11011!6 Do) 20162019 <br />Purpose <br />The goal of the Residential Permit Parking Permit(RPP) program (RPP) is to allow residents to <br />parkbetter manage on -street in their neighborhood while restricting long-term parking by <br />nonresidentsin <br />residential neighborhoods. This document clarifies the procedures used by the (:try to <br />implement the program. <br />Background <br />Redwood City uses a combination of parking meters, residential parking permits, time limits, and <br />color curb regulations to manage on -street parking. On -street parking is part of the city's <br />transportation system and effective on -street parking management helps create parking availability, <br />thereby making it easier to park, reducing congestion and illegal parking, and increasing public <br />safety and economic vitality. <br />Redwood City created its Residential Permit Parking Permit (RPP) Program in 1985. The program <br />is codified in Chapter 20, Article VII, Division 11 of the (:try's Municipal Code. Since its <br />inception, the City has created two four RPP areas: <br />6 Area S which surrounds Sequoia I ligh School, and <br />© Area C which surrounds Sequoia I lospital. <br />0 Area A which is along Stambaugh Avenue just outside Downtown Redwood City <br />M Area B which is the northern portion of the Friendly Acres neighborhood <br />Policies <br />This policy establishes the fnunework for initiating, operating, and removing residential permit <br />parking areas. The RPP program is intended to regulate on -street parking knot weekdays in permit <br />parking permit areas within the City in order to make more on -street parking available for local <br />residents according to these policies:! <br />9.A. - Page 13 of 31 <br />154 <br />Redaoal (:1g Res�den ml fading Pemut Pa)gnm ^_ <br />11To request implementation of a residential permit parking permit program, aimpacted <br />parking impact generator must exist. ]'Itis program is not intended to restrict or limit the <br />amount of residential vehicle., that may park on street within a given neighborhood. <br />O'1'he RPP program is intended for use in single-family and multi -family residential areas, not <br />in mixed use areas where residents and businesses are expected to share parking. <br />0 Implementation of a RPP area does notguarantee the availability of parking spaces on a public <br />street, or within a specific neighborhood, because more parking permits may be issued than <br />there are available on -street parking spaces. <br />p The program allows for the ncighborhooclCity Council to set the days and hours for anyone <br />passenger vehicles to park on -street Monday through Friday (except for City holidays) from 7:00 <br />am to 6:00 pm up to the posted time limit (which areis established by a resolution with the <br />creation of each RPP area), those with a parking permit displayed can park longer.are exempt <br />from the posted restrictions <br />® Blocks within each permit parking permit area will be determined based on the potential of <br />parked cars to overflow and impact adjacent streets via a collaborative process between residents <br />Commented (ICII: I see no reason why the permit <br />parking should be limited to weekdays. No=d land use <br />Policy (that I can think of) only applies during business <br />hours. <br />Commented pt21: Again, why the arbitrary Omits to <br />daytime hours during the business week? If irsa residential <br />program, it operates independently of business demand. les <br />not like out of [owners are leu likely to store cars in <br />Friendly Acres at 9 on Friday night than they are at 7 on <br />mondaymorning. <br />