In a residential permit parking area where parking spaces for visitors are not set
aside on-street, residents of dwelling units located immediately adjacent to a street,
avenue, or other location selected for implementation within the residential permit
parking area shall be eligible to purchase two visitor's permits per residential address
that will be valid for a calendar year. The application for the annual visitor permits
shall identify the resident's name, address, and unit number, if applicable, and shall
be assigned a unique identification number. Annual visitor passes shall not be transferable.
Annual visitor permits that are lost or stolen shall be reported immediately to the
department of public works and replacement annual visitor permit(s) shall be issued.
The first lost or stolen visitor permit shall be replaced at no cost. Subsequent lost
or stolen permits within the same calendar year shall be replaced at the cost of five
dollars or the current cost of a visitor permit pass, whichever is greater.
In addition to two annual visitor permits, residents within the residential permit
parking area may also purchase up to three short-term visitor parking passes which
shall be valid for fourteen days and shall be renewable but not transferrable The
application shall identify the guest, the address that the guest will be visiting,
as well as the guest's vehicle's make, model, and license plate number. The application
shall also show the name and address of the host and shall be signed by the host.
Permits for visitors shall be issued upon application unless the chief traffic engineer
determines that adequate space is not available within that area. No permit holder
shall be issued more than three visitors permits at any given time.
