80 percent of the property in the area must be residential. 80 percent of the on-street parking spaces in the area must be occupied during peak parking periods, and at least 25 percent of the vehicles that are parked during the peak periods must belong to non residents of the area. The area's boundaries are such that designating it for PRPP will not shift the parking problem to an adjacent area.
Staff reviews the area eligibility.
The Transportation Commission schedules a public hearing. If the area is still deemed to be eligible for the permit program after the hearing, the Transportation Commission submits its recommendations to the City Council. The Council may either adopt, change or reject the proposed resolution designating a neighborhood as a residential permit parking area. Types of Parking Restrictions 1. Parking prohibitions - these prohibit parking during specified time periods by vehicles without permits.