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Department Approval: <br />DPW/TP <br />M <br />qiiw <br />DATE: 07/21/03 <br />ITEM ]PTO: X.C. <br />Manager approved: Agenda Section: <br />0% <br />ORDINANCES <br />Item Description: New Comprehensive Parking regulations — A compilation of City <br />Regulations (PF3475) <br />1.0 BACKGROUND: <br />Staff seeks to create a more clearly written parking ordinance. No new substantial <br />regulations are offered here, but rather a compilation in one section of the City <br />Code. As proposed, one new city code section would be created, with references as to <br />other locations that the same requirement can be found in the Code, <br />1.2 The planning staff' has compiled a comprehensive ordinance of parking regulations that <br />have been adopted in more than 20 ordinances over the past 50 years. These regulations <br />are scattered throughout the City Code and are difficult for resident and developer as well <br />as city staff` to find and interpret. Charts (in color) should make it easier to access and <br />read. <br />1.3 The Planning Commission has previously reviewed this document and asked for <br />refinement of the format and organization by dividing the issues that deal with new <br />parking space construction from those issues that deal with existing parking and <br />nuisances. This was done. <br />On July 9, 2003, the Planning Commission held a hearing on the proposed ordinance. The <br />Commission was enthusiastic in their recommendation to adopt the consolidated parking <br />section ordinance 5 -0. <br />The Commission also reconnmended that the Council amend existing Section 407.0M3 and <br />in proposed Section 101 8.1 3 D (Parking Nuisances) to establish a 14 day maximum period <br />for outdoor storage of ` vehicles, rather than the current 30 day maximum. The Section <br />would read: <br />"No person shall cause, undertake, permit or allow the outside parking and storage <br />of vehicles in residentially -coned property for more than - rr fourteen <br />(14) days unless it complies with the following requirement.. . . <br />Next Page <br />1 <br />