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- A. Changes to or establishment of a parking meter district is initiated at the sole discretion of the City Administrator.
- B. Before expanding or establishing a new parking meter district on public-right-of-way, the City Administrator will conduct a public hearing on the proposed meter district. All properties within 400 feet of and all City-recognized neighborhood and business associations within 1000 feet of the proposed meter district will be mailed notice of the public hearing at least 20 days prior to the hearing.
- C. Meter district boundaries will be proposed in the text of a report to the City Council. All persons registering their attendance at the public hearing will be mailed notice of the City Council meeting at least 20 days prior to the meeting.
- D. The City Administrator may consider the following factors when determining a parking meter district boundary:
- 1. The amount of area presently under parking sign controls.
- 2. Adjacent property owner and property tenant demand and interest in having metered parking control.
- 3. Need for increased turnover of parking spaces and public right-of-way management.
- 4. Mitigation of traffic and parking impact on adjacent areas.
- 5. Impact on current parking meter district enforcement.
- E. Current meter district boundaries are listed in the Bureau of Transportation’s Rules and Procedures Manual.