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Millbrae council adopts parking management plan, directs outreach and code changes
Summary
After a lengthy staff presentation and public hearing, the council voted 5-0 to adopt a parking management plan that includes paid parking recommendations and directed staff to pursue municipal code amendments, system design and an RFP process — with added direction to complete robust community outreach before implementation.
The Millbrae City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 25 to adopt a citywide parking management plan that recommends paid on‑street parking, a residential permit program and a long-term strategy for additional parking supply, including potential parking structures.
The plan, presented by the city’s parking consultant and Public Works staff, recommends an initial on‑street hourly rate roughly in line with neighboring cities (consultant baseline $1.50 per hour) with a short-term rate option of about $0.75 for 30 minutes and an enterprise approach that would channel parking revenue into downtown improvements rather than the general fund. The consultant’s financial model projected a baseline net income on the order of about $1.1 million per year under one scenario; however, the consultant and city manager also presented a first-year, up-front equipment and installation cost that would…
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