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Code), unless otherwise established by resolution setting different parking restrictions for a particular residential permit parking area. As part of the program creation process, the neighborhood will be able to provide a recommendation on the days and hours that the parking time restrictions will be in effect. 3. What do permits cost? A current fee schedule for the cost of residential parking permits is available at the Revenue Services Counter in City Hall, located at 1017 Middlefield Road in Downtown Redwood City. The fee schedule is also available online at: httos://www.redwoodcity.orci/departments/community- develo i)m ent-depa rtment/en ci i neenno-transportation/transportation-narking/residential-parkino-permits 4. What would the city do with the proceeds from the permits? The proceeds of the permits is used to offset the costs of administering the program (establishing new areas, issuing permits, installing signage, etc), not to generate revenue. 5. How will the program be enforced? Parking enforcement officers from the Police Department track (typically by chalking tires or by noting license plate numbers) if vehicles parked within the RPP area exceed the posted time limit, those without a valid RPP permit would be ticketed. 6. Do you require proof of residency to request a permit? Yes, individuals must prove residency in order to be issued a parking permit. This can be done with a recent utility bill, a current driver's license, or something similar. 7. Are vehicle registration, vehicle license plate number, proof of insurance, and a driver's license required to get a permit? Applicants need to show the current vehicle registration for the permitted vehicle and provide the license plate number for enforcement purposes, but other documents are not required. 8. Are permits neighborhood specific? Yes, each approved RPP area has a different letter designation (it is listed on the parking sign). Residents with a permit for one area may not park in a different RPP area for longer than the posted time limit. 9. Would permits be non -transferable? Yes. Permits are non -transferable and must be used for the car to which they were issued. New permits can be issued in the event a vehicle is sold or no longer used in the permit area. 10. How long will the permit be valid? Residential parking permits are valid for one year unless otherwise noted and must be renewed by January 1 of each year. 11. How do I renew my pass? The process for renewing a permit is the same as getting a new permit; residents can apply online or at City Hall with proof of residency and vehicle registration. City Hall's standard business hours (Monday — Friday, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.). ATIY/RE50.0093/CC RESO ADOPTING THE RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING PROGRAM RESO. NO. 15798 REV: 10-02-19 PR MUFF NO. 703 Page 8 of 9