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File #: 26-883    Name:
Type: Presentation Status: Individual Item Ready
File created: 7/20/2026 In control: Downtown Board
On agenda: 9/1/2026 Final action:
Title: Discussion and possible action to recommend Downtown Managed Parking Program changes for City Council consideration.
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PRESENTER: Presenter

Jeff Jewell, Director of Economic & Community Development                     

Mandi Scott, Manager of Economic & Community Development                     

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SUBJECT: Title

Discussion and possible action to recommend Downtown Managed Parking Program changes for City Council consideration.

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DEPARTMENT: Economic & Community Development                     

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COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: 1, 5

 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

The Downtown Parking Revenue Advisory Standing Committee, a committee of the Downtown Board, was identified by City Council to improve downtown parking access and mobility, guide strategic reinvestment of parking revenues, support economic vitality and safety, advise on parking policy and operations, and serve as a liaison to ensure benefits to the entire downtown area.

 

The Parking Committee met on August 11 and 24, 2026 to review parking data and possible recommendations/changes to the downtown managed parking program.  While no changes were recommended by the committee, this discussion will include the data and potential changes presented to the committee.  Program changes recommended by the Downtown Board will be advanced to City Council for consideration.

 

ISSUE:

The Downtown Board must review and approve recommended downtown parking program changes by the Parking Revenue Advisory Standing Committed.

 

STRATEGIC PLAN REFERENCE:

 

YES  Economic Mobility YES  Enhanced Connectivity YES  Community Identity

N/A  Organizational Excellence N/A  Community Well-Being

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

Any changes to the Downtown Managed Parking Program will likely have fiscal impacts. The projected impacts will be estimated using existing data and current parking-related trends, then considered before program modifications are recommended to City Council.