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Council adopts parking enforcement ordinance to allow tickets for vehicles blocking multiple stalls
Summary
Ordinance 69-79 added a new section to Auburn City Code to authorize parking enforcement to ticket vehicles occupying multiple stalls; council said human‑services outreach is used alongside enforcement.
The Auburn City Council on June 2 adopted Ordinance 69-79, which adds a new section (10.36.0.135) to the Auburn City Code to authorize parking enforcement to ticket vehicles that occupy multiple parking stalls.
Council member Trump Manuel moved adoption and Council member Clinton Taylor seconded; the ordinance passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition. Council member Troutmanual said the ordinance “would give authority to parking enforcement to ticket violators who park across several stalls” and that enforcement “has also served as a basis for human services to contact violators and encourage them to avail themselves of human services resources.”
The ordinance grants enforcement authority for a specific parking violation; the council did not record on the June 2 transcript any detailed enforcement procedures, fine amounts, or implementation timeline. Council discussion on the record framed the measure as both an enforcement tool and a pathway to direct people to human‑services support, but no amendments or exemptions were recorded.
