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Council adopts ordinance to regulate use of publicly owned parking facilities
Summary
The council unanimously approved an ordinance adding Article 18‑13 to Chapter 16 of the Code of Ordinances to regulate publicly owned parking facilities and limit temporary uses and unauthorized structures in city parking lots.
The Greenville City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending Chapter 16 (Traffic and Vehicles) by adding Article 18‑13 to regulate the use of publicly owned parking facilities. The ordinance establishes findings and limits temporary vehicular parking uses, and prohibits the installation of unauthorized signs and structures in city parking lots, staff told the council.
A councilmember explained the ordinance is intended to give the city regulatory authority over growing public parking assets — including at the Sports Park and the Civic Center — so the city can manage future events and uses. The ordinance was moved, seconded and passed unanimously with no public testimony in favor or opposition recorded.
