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Council approves updated fee schedule and narrows mobile vendor application window
Summary
Council approved Resolution 2026-020 updating the city fee schedule, including higher harbor parking permit and visitor rates, and approved Resolution 2026-021 to set a closed application period for mobile vendor permits (proposal: March 31 cut-off).
The Seward City Council approved two administrative updates on Feb. 9: Resolution 2026-020, which updates the city fee schedule (rounding fees and increasing several harbor parking permit and visitor rates), and Resolution 2026-021, which narrows the city’s mobile vendor application process to a bounded application window to avoid reserving spaces indefinitely.
Administration said the fee adjustments are intended to align harbor parking rates with comparable communities and to build the parking fund for future maintenance and projects; staff proposed raising the 24-hour visitor parking rate to $15 and adjusting seasonal permits. The council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 2026-020.
For mobile vendors, the city clerk proposed closing the application period on March 31 so Parks & Recreation would not need to barricade spots indefinitely when no applicants seek a space. Council voted yes on Resolution 2026-021.
Administration said staff will coordinate implementation and publicize changes; permit holders and vendors should consult the city for application details and timeline.
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