09 - Laserfiche WebLink

ATTACHMENT 2 Petition to Install Residential Permit Parking on Walnut Drive The C'ily.s l-raflic knstineering Division was contacted by a resident on Walnut Drive requesting that we investigate the large number of non-residents parking on Walnut Drive. A parking study wa',conducted that showed a large percentage of nun-resident parking was occumng on the southwest end of Walnut Drive on weekdays. The study showed the ma_ionty of these non-residents are parked for longer than three hours (with many parked most of the day 1. The City's proposed solution is to create a residential permit parking zone. This restriction would be Monday through Friday 9 ,AM to 6 PM. It is recommended the entire street be changed to residential permit parking so the problem is not simply shifted further northeast on Walnut Drive. Residential icrmtt parking signs would need to be installed approximately every 150 feet on new sign posts as shown on attached map. The City would fund the signs'posts and necessary parking enforcement. Residents would be required to obtain annual parking permits from the Pleasanton Police Department at a cost of$10 per permit teach household is also allotted two guest passes at no cost). All vehicles not displaying a permit during restricted days/times will he cited_ T'his plan would require a positive response from at least 67%of the residents located on the map below to start this process. If the residents support this change it will be presented to City Council for approval. Please sign the attached petition. include your name.address and telephone number.and indicate whether you support(yes)or oppose gaol residential permit parking on Walnut t)riL c. •V 7 r1. o I y 1 7 7 - . -Y M "b SF., r rF -• h� ' ` L 'i t!/ l" l':), 1y 1.1 - .2' —f- < /� Cl` �' t; ■ -- - {„l�I ��>Y LIr IfvARU AL For questions contact dark Candland in the Traffic Engineering Division: Phone 925.931.5669 Email mcandlantl(a cityofpleasantonca.gov