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Encinitas council sends proposed residential permit-parking rewrite back to staff after public hearing
Summary
After a lengthy public hearing with residents and experts, the City Council directed staff to revise the proposed residential permit-parking ordinance and return with updated draft language and a process for zone-specific resolutions.
Encinitas City Council on the night reviewed a draft rewrite of the city's residential permit-parking (RPP) program and municipal code (Ch. 14.41) and, following extensive public comment, directed staff to revise the ordinance and bring a refined proposal back through the Mobility & Traffic Safety Commission before returning to council.
The draft ordinance under consideration would create a uniform process for establishing permit zones, require a resident petition threshold to trigger study, set a target occupancy threshold for instituting an RPP zone, and modernize permit issuance and enforcement (including an automated license-plate-based permit system). Dixon Resources Unlimited consultant Ben Verdugo summarized the changes and said staff recommends a minimum zone…
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