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Frequently Asked Questions — Starting New Permit Areas 1. How do I get a residential permit parking on my street? To start this process you need to complete and submit a Residential Pemit Parking Pmgram Request Form. The application includes identifying a parking generator that brings long-term parkers to your residential neighborhood. After staff has reviewed the request, they will contact you to discuss the request. If the area is eligible for residential permits, staff will guide you and your neighborhood through the process. 2. Which streets are eligible for residential permit parking areas? a. Streets that are in a residential (single or multi -family) neighborhood b. Streets that are impacted by long-term parking and have a low turnover rate c. Streets where on -street parking is at least 80% full during the day 3. What are the steps to create anew permit area? a. City and applicant decide on the days and time limits for the permit area b. Applicant collects petition signatures from at least 50% of the addresses on each block c. City collects parking data d. City refines permit area based on the data e. City surveys all addresses in permit area i. At least 25% of addresses must respond to the survey ii. 67% of respondents must support creation of the permit area f City approves/denies permit request i. Denial — City sends a letter sent to addresses within the area explaining that there wasn't adequate support ii. Approval — • City sends a letter to addresses explaining that staff is recommending creation of a new permit area • City Council considers creation of the new area at a regularly scheduled meeting • If approved by Council — parking time limit signs are installed, permits are available for residents at City Hall, and Police starts to enforce the parking restrictions Frequently Asked Questions — Existing Permit Areas 1. How many permits will be issued per household? A total of three (3) residential parking permits and a total of ten (10) visitor permits will be issued to any one household during a calendar year, unless otherwise established by resolution for a particular RPP area. As part of the program creation process, the neighborhood will be able to provide a recommendation on the number of permits to be issued to each address for both fulhime permits and visitor permits. A residential parking permit will be required to park on the street for longer than the posted time limit. An individual is permitted to park on their own property without a permit. 2. What are the time restrictions? Two-hour time restrictions are in effect between the hours of seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. and six o'clock (6:00) P.M., Monday through Friday (excepting specific holidays set in the Municipal ATTY/RESO.0093/CC RESO ADOPTING THE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING PROGRAM RESO. NO. 15798 REV: 10-02-19 PR MUFF NO. 703 Page 7 of 9