- The Downtown Parking Advisory Committee voted to recommend three downtown locations for a one-year trial of 15-minute parking, deferring a fourth pending further review. - Park presented revenue projections for the proposed on-street metered parking, estimating income under conservative, moderate, and aggressive scenarios based on $1 per hour and citation revenue. - The city already uses the ParkMobile app in a lot, and adopting on-street meters would roll the app out citywide alongside about 20 physical meters. - Staff plan to bring the on-street parking proposal to the city council in the winter, possibly January, with outreach planned…
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- Councilmembers reported that downtown smart meters are aging, sometimes broken, and hard to read, pressing staff for a modernization plan. - Transportation Deputy Director Heather Hoshii confirmed staff is considering an RFP for new equipment that would replace physical meters with virtual, pay-by-plate meters and corner multispace units. - A councilmember voiced strong support for moving to pay-by-plate virtual meters to eliminate per-space meter clutter and maintenance, expressing hope for modernization. - Staff noted there is no reserve yet for meter replacement, and the timing and cost depend on whether the parking fund can pay,…
