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Burnsville council keeps 2 a.m.–6 a.m. overnight parking ban; staff told no ordinance change
Summary
After staff review and public comment, Burnsville City Council directed staff to make no changes to the city’s long‑standing overnight on‑street parking ordinance, keeping the 2 a.m.–6 a.m. prohibition in place and continuing monitoring of multifamily sites.
Burnsville City Council on Tuesday declined to change the city’s overnight on‑street parking rules for multifamily areas, keeping the prohibition on parking from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. year‑round while staff continues to monitor compliance at specific properties.
Council action followed a staff presentation that summarized a multifamily parking study, complaint and citation counts, and options including no change, seasonal restrictions, or removing restrictions citywide or only in multifamily areas.
The issue dates back to a policy formalized as an ordinance in 1972, originally designed to keep streets clear overnight for safety and snow removal. Staff noted the ordinance…
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