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Home My WebLink AboutSupplemental - PowerPoint Community Priority Survey7 CITY COUNCIL April 22, 2019 Community Priority Survey DIXON Promoted via stakeholder email database and City social media outlets February 26, 2019 — March 23, 2019 11 survey questions 635 total responses Every day 1 -2 times a week 1Q. 25% 3 or mare times a week 1111111615% o = 635 i Multiple times a month � 5= 21% 19.1 0% 10°,6 20-A 30°,6 40% 50-A 60°,6 70% 80% 90% 100°,6 %of Tercel Rnponses ■ Live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town 4/22/2019 1 How long your • Old Town? Respondents Who Do Not Live in Old Town Less than 1 hour 14% 1- 2 hours 46 °,�- n =148 5 2 -4 hours — 30% � 4 -8hours 5% Longer than 8 hours 5% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% %Of TOW 14rrPOmn �°f,i S.:�..fi DIXON Immediately �192% 2 -5 minutes �42% $ 5 minutes �ta°< n =607 5 � 27% 9 More than 30 minutes W 12% 1 did not drive 1pfflO 15% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50°,6 60% 70% 80% 9096 100-,, %of Total 8nponw ■ Live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town # ag4'£wiw DIXON Where • • you park? Other public parking facility IJ° Municipal Beach Lot JW §% Main Street Municipal Lot... W% n = 601 I didn't drive MID% Private parking facility W%IA e. On the street 33% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% %of Tetal BOt,,-tat ■ live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town O�fAiJ.A DIXON 4/22/2019 2 W Within 1 block � 49% 1 -2 blocks X43% 3 -4 blocks `12% n =599 4 or more blocks `lob I didn't drive IM 11% 0% 10% 20% 3099 40% 50% 6096 70% 80% 90°.6 100% %ef Tow it"— a live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town Not satisfied 2096 Neutral �32% n :594 u Somewhat satisfied � 33% Very satisfied 17% 20% 09,6 10'9 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% %of ToW Myenaef M live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town al456C " PI XOX Additional parking enforcement �IIIRo? 'c Keep parking rules and regulations as is E 3 Expand paid parking X28%5% n =574 Improve parking signage 60% Expand residential permit program 64% -,�WgWga PIXON 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%100% "of. Rorponsn III live in Old Town ■ Do Not live in Old Town 4/22/2019 9 72 -Hour Parking Rule Study DIXON • California Vehicle Code 22651 (k): A vehicle is only allowed to park in the same spot on a public street for up to 72 hours. Vehicles parked beyond this time may be issued a warning, cited and /or towed. • All vehicles parking within the City of Seal Beach must abide by this parking rule Study was conducted to identify the location and frequency of vehicles parked on- street in the same location for more than 72 hours Study was conducted February 27, 2019 - March 13, 2019 • March 8th: Data was not collected due to other parking enforcement staffing priorities • Study area included on- street parking in Old Town and Bridgeport Neighborhoods • Not included in study area: Beach Lots and Main Street Municipal Lots • Parking Enforcement canvassed the study area to capture license plate data using License Plate Recognition (LPR) Technology 4/22/2019 a] LturdaY 3 /'/2019 _ T-1 Confirmed V1.1-.ns =514 SuMay 3 /3/2019 — Monday 3/4/2019 — Tuesday 3/5/2o19 WetlmstlaY 3/60019 1M1UrsdaY 3 /2/'019 FidaY 3 11/2019 c Lturday 3/91119 Sundry 3 11012019 ? Monday 3 /11/2019 0 1."' 311 '/2'1' 2 Wedmsdav 3 113/2019 —s1 0 20 40 60 80 10o 120 140 160 ToOI ConRmM VbYlbm ssd&dl DIXON Total 72- Hour Confirmed Violations: • Total 72 -Hour Confirmed Violations: L 516 - • Includeseach timea license - - plate was captured and - confirmed as a 72 -hour parking violation – both single and .' repeat violations a , during study period : 3 • Time frame between repeat violations: 4 days COI caer�.J DIXON Total 72- Hour Confirmed Violations: 514 tea. yF" Repeat Violations: 91(36 %) - • Same license plate captured 2x - - duringstudyperiod:gg - • Time frame between repeat violations:5 days .' • Same license plate captured 3x , during study period : 3 • Time frame between repeat violations: 4 days iSlB.JI DIXON 4/22/2019 5 C•I� ok S�� Municipal Code DIXON Community Parking Forum Dates • August 17, 2017 • December 7, 2017 • May 31, 2018 • November 29, 2018 • February 12, 2019 • April 2, 2019 Council Meeting Dates: • February 12, 2018 • October 22, 2018 • November 13, 2018 • December 10, 2018 • January 28, 2019 • April 22, 2019 (Current) • Add language that supports enforcement practices • Regulateoversize vehicle parking • Require head -in parking • Regulate auto repair parked vehicles Assigned parameters for reparking Refine language to allow flexibility • Hoursofoperation • Multiple payment methods Add language to address new technologies • Electric vehicle parking • mobile payment Rideshare vehicles • Use of license Plate Recognition (EPR) 4/22/2019 2 4/22/2019 The following locations are deemed to be commercial areas: • Main between Ocean Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway; • Ocean Avenue between 8"' Street and 10"' Street; • Central Avenue between P Street and 10'h Street; • Electric Avenue between 8" Street and 10ta Street; and • Pacific Coast Highway # ait gdliw DI XON • NEW: Electric Vehicle Parking Stalls. Requires active charging for electric vehicle parking stalls. • NEW: Reparking restrictions in timed parking zones. Sets a 150 feet restriction in commercial areas for vehicle movement in order to be deemed non - stationary. Vehicles are also required to move for a period double the posted time limit. • A vehicle parked on- street in anon time limit commercial area must move a minimum of 150 feet after 72 hours. • NEW: Obstruction of Enforcement. Prevents removal of tire chalking. • NEW: Head in Parking Onlv. Vehicles must park with the rear of the vehicle oriented closest to the traffic lane unless otherwise specified by signage. • Allowsfor enforcement by license plate recognition (LPR)cameras ` c4iw%r96A DI N0N • UPDATED: Taxicab and Rideshore Vehicle Stands. Designates active passenger loading and unloading locations for rideshare vehicles, taxicabs, or other automobiles identified as "for hire". • UPDATED: Parking Meters and Zones. Authorizes other approved methods of payment, such as mobile payment, to be accepted at all City -owned and operated parking meters and multi -space pay stations. • UPDATED: Parking Permits. Parking permit must be connected to a license plate number for the motor vehicle for which it is issued. • Allows residential permit parking in the Library Lot between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. prIa SJB+.A DlXL)N 4/22/2019 • UPDATED: Short Term Parking Zones. Gives the traffic engineer authority to designate short-term parking zones with hours of operation. • UPDATED: Curb Markings. Hours of operation are designated by posted signage • UPDATED: Parking on City Propert y. City Council may by resolution determine fees and methods of collection for public parking on any street, municipal parking lot, or other city property. City Council may also by resolution establish parking permits authorizing parking on any street or municipal lot without payment of fee. • UPDATED: Parking of Oversize Vehicles. Authorizes the city manager to be the hearing officer and have final decision during the appeals process. #'3l49r"44 Itl\t.>\ • UPDATED: Automobile Service Section B — 22. Vehicle Parking A. Outside storage of motor vehicles is prohibited. For the purpose of this section, outside storage shall mean the parking of a motor vehicle in an unenclosed area of the service station for longer than 24 hours, unless the vehicle is in the process of being serviced, in which case it may be parked for a maximum period of 72 hours. B. Vehicles shall not be parked on alleys, driveways, parkways, or sidewalks. C. Vehicle shall not be parked on the premises for the purpose of offering same for sale. D. Parking shall be located and screened to minimize visibility of parked vehicles from adjoining public rights -of -away. E. Vehicles shall not be parked on any public street or public right of way in a commercial area for a period greater than 72 hours and must abide by all posted rules and regulations. F. Vehicles shall not be parked on any public street in a noncommercial area. THANK YOU