Ord 2014-001/Amending Chapter 82, Article 4, Division 2, Residential Parking, of the City of San Marcos Code of Ordinances for the purpose of establishing a Residential Parking Program

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(5) identify any non - residential properties located within the proposed designated permit area, such as churches, schools, public facilities, or commercial establishments; (6) provide a statement of the proposed parking restrictions desired by the applicants, including days of the week, times of the day, and the length of time for the parking restriction; and (7) submit a signed petition with the following statement affixed: "We the undersigned are residents and /or property owners of the proposed designated permit area described in this application. We understand that: (i) if this area is designated, certain restrictions will be placed upon on- street parking within the area; (ii) residents and /or property owners of the area will be entitled to obtain a limited number of parking permits exempting their vehicles from such parking restrictions, but if a resident and /or property owner owns a vehicle without having a permit displayed, that vehicle will be subject to the parking restrictions; (iii) parking permits will be issued for a term of one year and require replacement each year; (iv) the cost of the annual parking permits will be paid by the residents and /or property owners. This restriction will be valid for a minimum of one year." (c) The city traffic engineer will review all applications submitted for a proposed designated parking permit area in accordance with applicable city ordinances. (1) Temporary restrictions authorized by applicable city ordinances are permitted under existing applicable standards. (2) Where no residential units exist on one side of a street, the area with residential units may be considered for designation as a designated permit area. Requests for single side designated permit areas will be considered based on traffic conditions and flow analysis. (d) The city council shall conduct a public hearing on the application. Following the conclusion of the public hearing, the council may approve, reject or modify the proposed designated permit area. The council will approve the designated permit area by adopting an ordinance which shall describe each street, or portion of each street, within the area and the specific restrictions applicable to the area.