HomeMy WebLinkAboutORDINANCE 6229113 West Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(479)575-8323
Ordinance: 6229
File Number: 2019-0401
AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE OF THE FAYETTEVILLE CITY CODE TO
CONVERT PORTIONS OF RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL -ONLY PARKING ALONG LOCUST
AVENUE AND LAFAYETTE STREET AND PORTIONS OF PAID -ONLY ON -STREET PARKING
ALONG VANDEVENTER AVENUE, LAFAYETTE STREET, AND CHURCH AVENUE TO MIXED-
USE PARKING AREAS
WHEREAS, the residential -only parking zone on Locust Street between Spring Street and Center Street
averages 21% utilization and the residential -only zone on Lafayette Street averages 35% utilization;
and
WHEREAS, converting these residential -only spaces to mixed-use will allow customers of the businesses
located in those areas more parking options will also increase the available public parking supply
which is consistent with the goals of the Parking Master Plan; and
WHEREAS, converting the paid -only parking zones on Vandeventer Avenue, Lafayette Street, and
Church Avenue to mixed-use would result in an additional 59 spaces where residential permits are valid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby replaces the existing Exhibit A
referenced in § 72.18(A) with the proposed Exhibit A attached to this ordinance.
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113 West Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(479)575-8323
Ordinance: 6229
File Number: 2019-0401
AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE OF THE FAYETTEVILLE CITY CODE TO
CONVERT PORTIONS OF RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL -ONLY PARKING ALONG LOCUST
AVENUE AND LAFAYETTE STREET AND PORTIONS OF PAID -ONLY ON -STREET PARKING
ALONG VANDEVENTER AVENUE, LAFAYETTE STREET, AND CHURCH AVENUE TO MIXED-
USE PARKING AREAS
WHEREAS, the residential -only parking zone on Locust Street between Spring Street and Center Street
averages 21% utilization and the residential -only zone on Lafayette Street averages 35% utilization;
and
WHEREAS, converting these residential -only spaces to mixed-use will allow customers of the businesses
located in those areas more parking options will also increase the available public parking supply
which is consistent with the goals of the Parking Master Plan; and
WHEREAS, converting the paid -only parking zones on Vandeventer Avenue, Lafayette Street, and
Church Avenue to mixed-use would result in an additional 59 spaces where residential permits are valid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby replaces the existing Exhibit A
referenced in § 72.18(A) with the proposed Exhibit A attached to this ordinance.
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File Number. 2019-0401
Ordinance 6229
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals and enacts a new
§72.18(F) as follows:
"Mixed Use On -Street Parking. On street parking spaces on Spring Street from Block Avenue to West
Avenue, on School Avenue from Center Street to Spring Street, on Locust Avenue from Spring Street
to Center Street, on Church Avenue from Dickson Street to Meadow Street, on Lafayette Street from
West Avenue to Forest Avenue, and on Vandeventer Avenue from Lafayette Street to Maple Street shall be
available to the public for paid parking and to residents of the corresponding Entertainment District Parking
Zone for properly permitted vehicles free of charge."
PASSED and APPROVED on 9/17/2019
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File Number: 2019-0401
Agenda Date: 9/17/2019 Version: 1 Status: Passed
In Control: City Council Meeting File Type: Ordinance
Agenda Number: B. 1
AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT PROGRAM FOR
THE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING ZONE OF THE FAYETTEVILLE CITY CODE TO
CONVERT PORTIONS OF RESTRICTED RESIDENTIAL -ONLY PARKING ALONG LOCUST
AVENUE AND LAFAYETTE STREET AND PORTIONS OF PAID -ONLY ON -STREET PARKING
ALONG VANDEVENTER AVENUE, LAFAYETTE STREET, AND CHURCH AVENUE TO
MIXED-USE PARKING AREAS
WHEREAS, the residential -only parking zone on Locust Street between Spring Street and Center Street
averages 21 % utilization and the residential -only zone on Lafayette Street averages 35% utilization; and
WHEREAS, converting these residential -only spaces to mixed-use will allow customers of the businesses
located in those areas more parking options will also increase the available public parking supply which is
consistent with the goals of the Parking Master Plan; and
WHEREAS, converting the paid -only parking zones on Vandeventer Avenue, Lafayette Street, and Church
Avenue to mixed-use would result in an additional 59 spaces where residential permits are valid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby replaces the existing Exhibit A
referenced in § 72.18(A) with the proposed Exhibit A attached to this ordinance.
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals and enacts a new
§72.18(F) as follows:
"Mixed Use On -Street Parking. On street parking spaces on Spring Street from Block Avenue to West
Avenue, on School Avenue from Center Street to Spring Street, on Locust Avenue from Spring Street to
Center Street, on Church Avenue from Dickson Street to Meadow Street, on Lafayette Street from West
Avenue to Forest Avenue, and on Vandeventer Avenue from Lafayette Street to Maple Street shall be
available to the public for paid parking and to residents of the corresponding Entertainment District Parking
Zone for properly permitted vehicles free of charge."
City of Fayetteville. Arkansas Paye 1 Printed on 9/1912019
File Number. 2019-0401
City of Fayetteville, Arkansas Paye 2 Printed on 9/19/2019
City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form
2019-0401
Legistar File ID
7/16/2019
City Council Meeting Date - Agenda Item Only
N/A for Non -Agenda Item
Justin Clay 6/20/2019 PARKING MANAGEMENT (430)
Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department
Action Recommendation:
An ordinance amending portions of Chapter 72 of the City Code concerning residential parking designations in
the Entertainment District
Budget Impact:
Account Number Fund
Project Number Project Title
Budgeted Item? NA Current Budget $ -
Funds Obligated $ -
Current Balance F$ -
Does item have a cost? No Item Cost
Budget Adjustment Attached? NA Budget Adjustment
Remaining Budget 5 -
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Purchase Order Number: Previous Ordinance or Resolution #
Change Order Number: Approval Date:
Original Contract Number:
Comments:
CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE
ARKANSAS
JULY 16, 2019
TO: Mayor and City Council
THRU: Don Marr, Chief of Staff
Peter Nierengarten, Environmental Director
FROM: Justin Clay, Parking Manager
DATE: June 20, 2019
CITY COUNCIL MEMO
SUBJECT: Amending portions of Chapter 72 of the City Code concerning residential
parking designations in the Entertainment District
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends amending Chapter 72 of the City Code to convert a portion of the restricted
residential -only parking areas and a portion of the paid -only on -street parking areas to mixed-
use parking areas whereby parking will be available to both the public for paid parking and to
residents of the appropriate Entertainment District Parking Zone for properly permitted vehicles
free of charge.
BACKGROUND:
Currently 208 on -street parking spaces function as residential -only parking spaces within the
Entertainment District. The residential parking program began in 2010 and allows residents of
the Entertainment District to park free of charge in certain designated spaces throughout the
district. Upon providing proof of residency, a resident of the Entertainment District is eligible to
obtain one (1) parking permit and two (2) guest passes not to exceed a total of four (4) permits
and two (2) guest passes per residence. The residential parking area is divided into a North
and South Zone within the Entertainment District, with Dickson Street serving as the dividing
line. It should be noted that residential permits allow access to any of the zone's parking
spaces that are designated as "residential parking" but do not allow for reserved parking in any
one space.
The 79 on -street spaces on Spring Street between West Avenue and Block Avenue and on
School Avenue between Spring Street and Center Street operate in a "mixed-use" environment
whereby parking is available to both the public for paid parking and to residents of the South
Entertainment District Parking Zone for properly permitted vehicles free of charge.
DISCUSSION:
While several residential streets see high utilization for residential parking, others do not. Two
residential -only street segments see particularly low utilization: Locust Avenue between Spring
Street and Center Street, and Lafayette Street between Campbell Avenue to Forest Avenue.
Mailing Address:
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Fayetteville, AR 72701
Recent counts show that the 22 spaces on Locust Avenue between Spring Street and Center
Street average 21% utilization. These two blocks of Locust Avenue contain eight (8)
residences, three (3) of which face different streets where residential parking is also available
(Meadow St. and Spring St.). There are also three (3) businesses on this portion of Locust
Avenue that would likely benefit from these spaces being available to non-residents.
Recent counts of Lafayette Street's 57 residential spaces between Campbell Avenue and Forest
Avenue show an average utilization of 35%. Many of the approximately 25 properties along
Lafayette Street have off-street parking which likely leads to the low on -street utilization.
Similarly to Locust Avenue, some properties near and along Lafayette Street now function as a
business whose customers would benefit from the ability to park on -street in front of the
business.
Converting these spaces to mixed-use is also consistent with the Parking Master Plan's goals of
increasing the available public parking supply. The recommendation from the Parking Master
Plan calls for some of these spaces to be converted to free parking based on the low level of
utilization at the time the counts were conducted for the study. However, staff feels that a
mixed-use environment is more appropriate based on current utilization levels and feels that
pricing these spaces is important to prevent long-term parking by non-residents.
Staff also recommends converting the following paid -only street segments to mixed-use:
Vandeventer Avenue between Lafayette Street and Maple Street
Lafayette Street between West Avenue and Campbell Avenue
Church Avenue between Dickson Street and Meadow Street
Converting these paid parking spaces to mixed-use would result in an additional 59 spaces
where residential permits are valid.
BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT:
Staff does not anticipate a budget impact. By converting residential -only spaces to mixed-use
this proposal will result in the addition of 79 revenue -generating spaces. Because the
residential permit program is free for residents, this increase is necessary to off -set the
conversion of 59 paid -only spaces to mixed-use whereby a (free) residential permit would be
valid.
Staff can also manage these spaces with existing personnel and equipment.
Attachments:
Exhibit A Map of Proposed Changes
Entertainment District Parking Zone EXHIBIT A
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72.18 - Residential Parking Permit Program For The Entertainment District Parking Zone
(A) Applicability: This Residential Parking Permit Program shall be applicable within the Entertainment
District Parking Zone as shown and described on Exhibit A attached to the enacting ordinance. This
parking zone will be further divided by Dickson Street into the North Zone for included residents
living north of Dickson Street and the South Zone for included residents living south of Dickson
Street. The block of Ila Street between Wilson Avenue and Vandeventer Avenue is added to and is
hereby made a part of the North Zone of the Entertainment District Parking Zone.
(B) Definitions:
Resident means a natural person residing within a dwelling that the resident owns, leases or rents
within the Entertainment District Parking Zone.
Registered vehicle means a motorized, validly state licensed and insured vehicle kept at the
residence owned or leased by the resident within the Entertainment District Parking Zone. The
Arkansas Vehicle Registration Certificate for the vehicle should list the residence within the
Entertainment District. The Parking Division may accept other reliable documentation of ownership
or occupancy of a residence within the Zone to justify issuance of a residential parking permit for a
resident's vehicle.
Residential parking permit means the currently valid permit issued by Parking Division which allows
the resident to park the permitted resident's vehicle in an authorized on -street parking zone pursuant
to the terms of this section.
Guest pass means the pass or authorization to park within the appropriate on -street parking zone
pursuant to this section.
Fuel efficient scooter or bicycle means bicycles, gas powered scooters not exceeding 70 cubic
centimeters and electric powered bicycles and scooters.
(C) Restricted Parking Periods: From 2:00 p.m. on Sundays and 10:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday
until 2:00 a.m. every day, designated on -street parking spaces within the Entertainment District
Parking Zone North and South shall be restricted to properly permitted vehicles. The owner of any
vehicle improperly parked during this period shall be subject to the penalties set forth in §72.99.
(D) On -street Parking Restrictions for Most Vehicles in the Entertainment District Parking Zone. Where
designated by signs and as shown on the exhibits, only residents of the Entertainment District
Parking Zone North shall be permitted to park their properly permitted vehicles in the designated on -
street parking areas of the Residential Parking Zone North of Dickson Street during the restricted
parking period. Where designated by signs and as shown on the exhibits, only residents of the
Entertainment District Parking Zone South shall be permitted to park their properly permitted vehicles
in the designated on -street parking areas of the Residential Parking Zone South of Dickson Street
during the restricted parking period.
(E) Special Regulations for Oversized Vehicles, Motorcycles, Motor Scooters and Bicycles: No vehicle
that cannot fit within a standard on -street parking space may be parked on -street in the
Entertainment District Parking Zone unless its owner or operator has obtained a special limited time
and location permit pursuant to (1).
(1) An operator or owner of a moving van or other oversized vehicle that needs to park on -street in
a designated area for a limited time to serve a residence, business or office within the
Entertainment District Parking Zone may be issued a special, limited time and location parking
permit by the Parking Division.
(2) A resident of the Entertainment District Parking Zone who owns a motorcycle or motor scooter
with over 70 cubic centimeters displacement may be issued a residential permit which shall
allow free parking only in specially designed motorcycle/motor scooter on -street parking spaces
and is prohibited from parking in standard on -street parking spaces reserved for residents' cars.
Operators of motorcycles and motor scooters may park in paid parking spaces at the standard
parking rate. No motorcycle nor any motor scooters may be parked on a sidewalk.
(3) Operators of fuel efficient scooters and bicycles may park for free in specially designated
parking spaces, but must pay the standard parking rate if parked in a normal paid parking
space. No bicycle may be parked on a sidewalk unless it is utilizing a permanently installed and
permitted bicycle rack.
(F) Mixed Use On -street Parking on. Sprung --Street and -Sehool-Avenue. On street parking spaces on
Spring Street from Block Avenue to West Avenue ard- on School Avenue from Center Street to
Spring Street, on Locust Avenue from Spring Street to Center Street on Church Avenue from
Dickson Street to Meadow Street, on Lafayette Street from West Avenue to Forest Avenue and on
Vandeventer Avenue from Lafavette Street to Maple Street shall be available to the public for paid
parking and to residents of the Entertainment District Parking Zone South for properly permitted
vehicles free of charge.
(G) Free Public Use of Paid On -street Parking. From 2:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. every day, all on -street
paid parking spaces within the Entertainment District Parking Zone shall be free of charge and
available to the public.
(H) Temporary Guest Passes: An Entertainment District Parking Zone resident may request the city to
issue temporary guest passes for visitors to their residence. The Mayor or designee shall administer
a guest pass program with the goal of accommodating the needs of both residents and businesses
within the Entertainment District Parking Zone. Use of a guest pass in a manner not authorized by
the guest pass program shall be a violation of this section for the vehicle's owner.
(1) Residential Parking Permits May Not Be Loaned, Transferred, Sold or Used Except on the
Designated Registered Vehicle: Any resident who attempts to or does loan, transfer, sell or give a
residential parking permit to another person or entity, or who facilitates the use of the permit obtained
for his registered vehicle on a nonregistered vehicle shall, in addition to the general penalty
provisions in this chapter, immediately forfeit all permits issued to the resident and the right to apply
for any future permits for three (3) years.
(J) Penalty: The owner of any vehicle parked in violation of any term or requirement of this section shall
be guilty of a violation and shall be subject to the penalties set forth in §72.99.
(Ord. No. 5323, 6-1-10; Ord. No. 5368, 12-7-10; Ord. No. 5558, 01-03-13; Ord. No. 5598, 7-2-
13)
Branson, Lisa
From: Smith, Sondra
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 10:46 AM
To: Rogers, Kristin; Branson, Lisa
Subject: FW: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
From: Scroggin, Sloan
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 8:57 AM
To: Smith, Sondra <ssmith@fayetteville-ar.gov>
Subject: Fwd: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
I don't know what staff member is over seeing this but I don't know enough to digest this today by meeting
time. Can this be sent to the appropriate staff and maybe CC if they decide it should be send to the full council?
Thanks
Sloan Scroggin
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From: Allen <cisco737ka aol.com>
Date: Jul 16, 2019 8:14 AM
Subject: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
To: "Scroggin, Sloan" <ward3 post e,fayetteville-ar.gov>
Cc:
July 16, 2019
Dear Mr. Scroggin,
I own one of the six condos at 305 W. Lafayette, located between Campbell and Rollston. Life was good when I
purchase the condo in 2005. I could see Old Main; I never had any trouble finding a parking spot in front of my
property; and the Hogs were competitive in the SEC West. Fast forward fourteen years - instead of Old Main's
towers, I see two Sterling Apartment properties; I rarely find a parking spot on Lafayette that is less than a city
block away from my front door; and the Hogs won zero SEC games last year!
I have a couple of suggestions that might improve the parking situation in the Entertainment District -
benefiting me and other property owners on W. Lafayette, as well as the City and visitors to the Entertainment
District.
Fortunately, the three parking spots in front of our condos are the most convenient to our property and to
Dickson Street (the Entertainment District). Unfortunately, the three spots in front of our condos are the most
convenient to Dickson Street (and, currently the most convenient Residential use parking to the residents/guests
of The District Apartments).
If the area in front of the District Apartments (West Street to Campbell on the south side of W. Lafayette
AND West Street to Forrest on the north side of W. Lafayette) were to be re -designated mixed-use (as
proposed), that should alleviate some of the parking issues (create more spaces and hopefully increase
utilization). That would give the residents/guests of The District several parking spots nearer their apartments,
while opening up many additional spaces to Entertainment District guests/employees.
Density on W. Lafayette from Rollston to Forrest is significantly less than the density from Rollston to West
Street. Additionally, there are considerably more parking spaces/residents available in this less dense
area. Therefore, it is the most under-utilized parking area on W. Lafayette. It would follow that re -designation
of the south side of W. Lafayette from Rollston to Forrest to mixed-use parking would have little impact the
owners/residents in that area of W. Lafayette. Meanwhile, the re -designation would give visitors and
employees of the Entertainment District several additional parking opportunities.
I agree with your proposal to re -designate the entire length of the north side of W. Lafayette from West Street to
Forrest as mixed-use parking. However, the conversion of the three residential spots in front of the condos
on the south side of W. Lafayette to mixed-use parking, as proposed, would create a
disproportionate burden on us - the property owners and residents. We would not only be competing for
the spaces in front of our property with the residents/guest of The District Apartments, but also with any and all
visitors to the Entertainment District. We, the owners, are older, mature Americans. If we don't have access to
one of the three spots in front of 305 W. Lafayette, we have to cross a very busy street and/or intersection just to
get to our property. Additionally, keeping the three spots in front of our condos Residential would be consistent
with the designation on the west side of Rollston. Furthermore, because this current Residential parking only
area is isolated between Campbell and Rollston, re -designation of the south side of W. Lafayette from West St.
to Campbell and Rollston to Forrest to mixed-use would be simple and easy to control and enforce.
Finally, I think there are too many Residential Permits. Access to permits should be more restrictive. Similar to
current parking regulations, I recommend keeping the annual window sticker and the semi-annual hang
tag. Additionally, I would add an annual hang tag (valid for the calendar year) to the mix.
Property owner residents should be allowed a maximum of two (2) permits. With proof of vehicle registration,
proof of payment of property taxes, and for a fee of $100 (less than $10/month), property owners residents
could get two annual (12 month) permits. Property owner residents would have a choice of two annual window
stickers, two annual hang tags, or one of each of the two tags.
On the other hand, non -property owner residents would have only one option. With proof of vehicle
registration, proof of lease, and for a fee of $250 (slightly more than $40/month), non -property owner residents
would be allowed one (l) semi-annual hanging tag. This price is competitive with apartment garage parking
fees, but more convenient and much less expensive than metered, mix -used fees.
In summary, all of W. Lafayette from West Street to Forrest (with the exception of the three spaces on the
south side of Lafayette between Campbell and Rollston), would be re -designated mixed-use
parking. Property owners who reside in the Entertainment District could purchase a maximum of two annual
tags for $100. Non -property owners who reside in the Entertainment District would be eligible
to purchase one semi-annual hang tag for $250 ($500 annually).
Thanks for allowing my input. I think I speak for the other owners of the condos at 305 W. Lafayette when I
say, we want to do what's best for the City - while protecting what little sanctuary we have left!
Respectfully,
G. Allen Hale
(c) 817.727.2340
Sent from my Wad
From: Parkina
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Mixed use parking on Lafayette Street
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 7:48:37 AM
From: Bill Corley <bill@williamcorley.com>
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2019 8:50 PM
To: Parking
Cc: catherine Corley; Kinion, Mark
Subject: Mixed use parking on Lafayette Street
Dear Mr. Clay -
Regarding your letter of July 9, we would like to offer our input
herein. We also plan to attend the City Council meeting
tomorrow evening to voice our concerns.
The proposed changing of our residential parking from Forest
Ave down to Campbell St will impose a disproportionate
burden on the residents of the homes east of Mock Street for
at least three reasons:
1. The homes closest to Forrest have no garages, only a small
and crowded shared alley way in back. These residents have a
greater need for dependable on -street parking
2. The homes east of Mock street are nearest to the Central
Methodist parking deck, which provides ample parking nearby
for many who use the bus stop and others.
3. The homes east of Mock street are furthest from the
entertainment in comparison than the homes further west, so
there's less utilization in any case.
The proposed changes will diminish the residential quality of
life for this block unnecessarily, and with greater negative
impact than at the West end of Lafayette St'
Conclusion: Instead, we ask that the mixed use parking end at
the corner of West Lafayette St and Mock Street. This
preserves the at -risk residential quality of life here, while also
adding to the available mixed use parking on Lafayette St.
My contact information is below, if you would like to speak with
us about this.
Respectfully,
Bill Corley
(479) 466-5879
80 West Lafayette St
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
bill@williamcorley.com
From: Parking
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Parking situation
Date: Monday, July 15, 2019 12:48:30 PM
From: Sarah Chilton <sarahmchilton@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2019 12:06 PM
To: Parking
Subject: Parking situation
Hey Justin. My name is Sarah Chilton, and my husband and I live at 120 W. Lafayette St. I
have some concerns with the parking initiative. We are given 1 sticker and 2 tags for our
residence. Leaving my husband and I with only 1 guest parking spot (I've even asked to
PURCHASE more parking passes for guests since our street is always empty- but was denied,
which seems ludicrous to me since the city would be making money and using the empty
spots). I understand mixed use parking could help non-residents who are struggling to find
parking.
That being said, we would need to be ensured that the parking spots in front of our house are
reserved for only us, since we don't have a driveway, and most of the houses on our streets
don't have a driveway. I went to the UofA, and I understand how difficult parking can be. BUT
what won't be ok is if the residents who live on our street aren't given their own personal
spots because of the change the city wants to make. I shouldn't have to carry groceries and
other large objects two blocks from my house because of non-residents filling up the spots.
We all pay our taxes to live in this historic district where there are few driveways. It would be
wrong if it's made to be mixed parking and the residents struggle. That's how we feel and how
our neighbors that I have spoken with feel.
You can utilize the extra parking, but don't punish the residents who pay their taxes to live
there. We are entitled a certain number of reserved spots by our house. We aren't the
general public who should have to hunt for spots. Thank you.
-Sarah Chilton
From: Parkin
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Dual use
Date: Monday, July 15, 2019 12:57:34 PM
email from Larry Weathers, 305 W Lafayette
From: Yahoo Email <Iwwmd131313@yahoo.com>
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2019 9:53 AM
To: Parking
Cc: cisco737@aol.com; LA SEMINOLITA
Subject: Dual use
Thanks for listening too me concerning changing parking in front of 305 West Lafayette condos to
dual use. There are only six condos. My concerns as we discussed are as follows if they are made
dual use:
1 we already have to deal with the high rise next door when they use our lot as a drop off zone for
20 to 30mins while they drop off or pick up someone who lives there leaving their car running.
2 when someone is parking in our lot, we have to stay there if we have them towed punishes us
NOT them.
3 many of the residents in the top four 305 Lafayette need to park in front because of age and
disability reasons.(steep steps)
3 these spaces are prime spaces on the weekends when we come to visit because of proximity to
Bordinos and Theos and university Baptist and even the Walton arts and in the weekend we will
always have to compete with them to park in front of our condos.
4 We already have to deal with the large amount of traffic noise and activity from the high rise next
door.
5 If these spots are made dual use , it would be a huge hurdle to get them changed back through the
council since we are a tiny voice.
My suggestion would be to keep the 3 spots in front of 305 West Lafayette and 10 spots across the
street as they are to protect the property of 305 W Lafayette and the owners too our north and east
out of respect. Most of us have our condos because we love and support the Hogs and Funky
Fayetteville. Please do not change these to dual use. Thanks Kay and Larry Weathers
Sent from my iPhone
From: Smith, Sondra
To: Nierenaarten. Peter; Clay, Justin
Subject: FW: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 10:44:41 AM
Do you want me to send this to the City Council?
From: Scroggin, Sloan
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 8:57 AM
To: Smith, Sondra <ssmith@fayetteville-ar.gov>
Subject: Fwd: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
I don't know what staff member is over seeing this but I don't know enough to digest this
today by meeting time. Can this be sent to the appropriate staff and maybe CC if they decide it
should be send to the full council?
Thanks
Sloan Scroggin
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From: Allen <cisco737�>
Date: Jul 16, 2019 8:14 AM
Subject: Lafayette Street Parking Proposal
To: "Scroggin, Sloan" <ward3_pos 1 AtiyettevilltmaLgQy>
Cc:
July 16, 2019
Dear Mr. Scroggin,
I own one of the six condos at 305 W. Lafayette, located between Campbell and Rollston. Life
was good when I purchase the condo in 2005. I could see Old Main; I never had any trouble
finding a parking spot in front of my property; and the Hogs were competitive in the SEC
West. Fast forward fourteen years - instead of Old Main's towers, I see two Sterling
Apartment properties; I rarely find a parking spot on Lafayette that is less than a city block
away from my front door; and the Hogs won zero SEC games last year!
I have a couple of suggestions that might improve the parking situation in the Entertainment
District - benefiting me and other property owners on W. Lafayette, as well as the City and
visitors to the Entertainment District.
Fortunately, the three parking spots in front of our condos are the most convenient to our
property and to Dickson Street (the Entertainment District). Unfortunately, the three spots
in front of our condos are the most convenient to Dickson Street (and, currently the most
convenient Residential use parking to the residents/guests of The District Apartments).
If the area in front of the District Apartments (West Street to Campbell on the south side of
W. Lafayette AND West Street to Forrest on the north side of W. Lafayette) were to be re-
designated mixed-use (as proposed), that should alleviate some of the parking issues (create
more spaces and hopefully increase utilization). That would give the residents/guests of The
District several parking spots nearer their apartments, while opening up many additional
spaces to Entertainment District guests/employees.
Density on W. Lafayette from Rollston to Forrest is significantly less than the density from
Rollston to West Street. Additionally, there are considerably more parking spaces/residents
available in this less dense area. Therefore, it is the most under-utilized parking area on W.
Lafayette. It would follow that re -designation of the south side of W. Lafayette from Rollston
to Forrest to mixed-use parking would have little impact the owners/residents in that area of
W. Lafayette. Meanwhile, the re -designation would give visitors and employees of the
Entertainment District several additional parking opportunities.
I agree with your proposal to re -designate the entire length of the north side of W. Lafayette
from West Street to Forrest as mixed-use parking. However, the conversion of the three
residential spots in front of the condos on the south side of W. Lafayette to mixed-use
parking, as proposed, would create a disproportionate burden on us - the property
owners and residents. We would not only be competing for the spaces in front of our
property with the residents/guest of The District Apartments, but also with any and all visitors
to the Entertainment District. We, the owners, are older, mature Americans. If we don't have
access to one of the three spots in front of 305 W. Lafayette, we have to cross a very busy
street and/or intersection just to get to our property. Additionally, keeping the three spots in
front of our condos Residential would be consistent with the designation on the west side of
Rollston. Furthermore, because this current Residential parking only area is isolated between
Campbell and Rollston, re -designation of the south side of W. Lafayette from West St. to
Campbell and Rollston to Forrest to mixed-use would be simple and easy to control and
enforce.
Finally, I think there are too many Residential Permits. Access to permits should be more
restrictive. Similar to current parking regulations, I recommend keeping the annual
window sticker and the semi-annual hang tag. Additionally, I would add an annual hang tag
(valid for the calendar year) to the mix.
Property owner residents should be allowed a maximum of two (2) permits. With proof of
vehicle registration, proof of payment of property taxes, and for a fee of $100 (less than
$10/month), property owners residents could get two annual (12 month) permits. Property
owner residents would have a choice of two annual window stickers, two annual hang tags,
or one of each of the two tags.
On the other hand, non -property owner residents would have only one option. With proof of
vehicle registration, proof of lease, and for a fee of $250 (slightly more than $40/month), non -
property owner residents would be allowed one (1) semi-annual hanging tag. This price is
competitive with apartment garage parking fees, but more convenient and much less expensive
than metered, mix -used fees.
In summary, all of W. Lafayette from West Street to Forrest (with the exception of the three
spaces on the south side of Lafayette between Campbell and Rollston), would be re-
designated mixed-use parking. Property owners who reside in the Entertainment District
could purchase a maximum of two annual tags for $100. Non -property owners who reside in
the Entertainment District would be eligible to purchase one semi-annual hang tag for $250
($500 annually).
Thanks for allowing my input. I think I speak for the other owners of the condos at 305 W.
Lafayette when I say, we want to do what's best for the City - while protecting what little
sanctuary we have left!
Respectfully,
G. Allen Hale
(c) 817.727.2340
Sent from my iPad
From: Parkin
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Mixed Use Parking
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 12:10:57 PM
From: Bridewell<bridewelIattorneys@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 11:12 AM
To: Parking
Subject: Mixed Use Parking
Justin Clay
Parking Manager
City of Fayetteville
Re: Mixed Use Parking
Dear Mr. Clay,
I own a residence at 221 N. Locust and I object to the mixed use parking. My basis is that I am
66 yrs old and have difficulty finding a parking spot as it is. I like to park near my place since I
have had two knee replacements.
Too much traffic on the street already. On March 15, 2018, a fast moving vehicle left Dickson
Street striking my daughters red Honda in the rear as it was parked lawfully in a proper space
causing $13,000 worth of damage. This was a hit and run accident.
It would appear the person striking the automobile was driving too fast on this crowded street
and/or had too many beverages on Dickson Street resulting in his/her leaving the scene of
accident. If you would like to see photos please advise.
For the above reasons, I object to the mix use parking.
Should you have any questions, I can be reached by cell at 870-265-1788.
Cordially,
Robert G. Bridewell
RGB/Ijo
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Robert G. Bridewell Attorney, PLC
PO Box 391
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870-265-3835
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From: Parking
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Parking
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 2:38:03 PM
From: gjiles@millarjileslaw.com <gjiles@millarjileslaw.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 1:53 PM
To: Parking
Subject: Parking
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am a property owner and resident of 221 North Locust, Unit 2, Fayetteville, Arkansas. It is
often very difficult to find parking on Locust Avenue from Dickson Street to Spring Street, and
will become even more difficult in the event that parking on Locust Avenue from Spring Street
to Center Street is converted to "mixed use" use parking. Between Walton Arts Center Events
and nightlife parking, often times you cannot find parking for the residence and guests in our
townhomes. If parking becomes mixed-use, the residents, tenants and guests from Spring
Street to Center Street will begin parking on Locust between Dickson and Spring Street making
our ability to park almost impossible. One of the reasons we choose to live where we live is
the reserved spots for residents only. If you take that away, you not only decrease our
property values, you also, make it to where ourselves and our guests will dine and shop less
often in the area. Please do not allow this change.
Gary D. Jiles
MILLAR JILES, LLP
Attorneys At Law
The Frauenthal Building
904 Front Street
Conway, Arkansas 72032
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From: Parking
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: Opposition to change in parking along Locust from Dickson to Center
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 2:40:43 PM
From: Cathy Gates <cathyrgates@outlook.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 2:19 PM
To: Parking
Subject: Opposition to change in parking along Locust from Dickson to Center
In reference to your correspondence dated July 9, 2019, we are opposed to a change from
residential -only to mixed use parking on Locust from Spring to Center. We have a residence at
221 N. Locust. As you are aware, there are a number of multi -family dwellings along this
corridor. Any decrease in residential -only parking spaces would potentially result in a decline
in our property values and cause a great inconvenience for those that reside along this
corridor. We have a strong preference that parking along Locust from Dickson to Center
remain residential only.
Thank you for your consideration.
Cathy Rogers Gates
2740 East 41st Street
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105
cathvrRates@outlook.com
918 671 7343
From: Parkin
To: Clay, Justin
Subject: Fw: parking changes
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 3:25:34 PM
From: Christy Bray <christybray@sbcgloba1.net>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 2:46 PM
To: Parking
Subject: parking changes
I object to changing any street parking on Locust St. to mixed use. These
areas seem only stressed on game days or large gathering days. All other
times there are many open spots and the Spring St. parking deck is
available. On big event days there is never enough parking and often I have
to walk a long ways to my house. This affects my property values as well.
Adding more public parking here on big event days will make this even more
of an issue.
Please do not change Locust St. parking to mixed use.
Christy Bray
221 N. Locust St., #6
501-517-4683
christybray@sbcgobal.net
Mail - jclay@fayetteville-ar.go
Fwd: Parking on locust
Jeremy Hudson <jeremy@specializedreg.com>
Tue 7/16/2019 9:05 PM
TuClay, Justin <jclay@fayetteville-ar.gov>;
Justin, meant to cc you on this
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From: Jeremy Hudson <e�y@soecializedreg.com>
Date: Tue, Jul 16, 2019, 7:34 PM
Subject: Parking on locust
To: Matthew Petty <matt@matthewpetty.org>, Matthew Petty <matthew(a)infillgroup.com>, < ward2 oosl@fayetteville-ar.aov>
Mark and Matthew,
Just a note to say I support making the parking on locust available for residential and business purposes. As a business owner in
the area, the parking, which is almost completely empty during the day, would help our business continue to grow and add
employment to the downtown economy.
Sincerely
Thank you
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Dear Sir or Madam:
In addition to changing street segments of Vandeventer, Lafayette, and Church from paid -
only to mixed-use parking, the City Parking Department's letter dated July 9, 2019 proposed
the change in designation from residential -only to mixed-use parking on Lafayette from
Campbell to Forrest.
On behalf of the owners of the six properties located at 305 W Lafayette, I respectfully
request that the three residential -only spaces (R 93, R 94, and R 95) located on the the south
side of Lafayette between Campbell and Rollston not be changed to mixed-use parking (see
attachment #1). Changing the spaces to mixed-use parking would create an undue risk and
hardship on the owners, our families, and our guests.
I understand, appreciate and support the Parking Department's efforts to increase available
parking in underutilized areas. While the City's Parking Staff deals with all of Fayetteville and
has been studying the parking situation for over two years, I have been studying the parking
situation on Lafayette for the last 15 years - day, night, weekday, weekend, Homecoming,
and Bikes, Blues, and BBQ!
When my wife and I bought the condo on Lafayette, each of the six owners was deeded one
parking space in the area adjoining the property on the east side. Although every owner
had two cars, parking wasn't an issue. All of Lafayette was mixed-use. The University Baptist
Church (UBC) owned two buildings and a huge parking lot on the corner of Campbell and
Lafayette. Anyone could park there anytime (except on Sunday morning). FREE Parking!
Billy Currington had a hit song on the country charts called 'People Are Crazy.' The last line
of the chorus goes something like, "God is great; beer is good; and people are crazy." His
sequel "People Are Lazy" never made it to #1 on the charts, but is a well known,
documented fact.
'God is great' and I never thought that UBC would sell us out. But they did. When the
construction started on the Sterling (now YOUnion) Apartments and the Church lot closed,
parking on Lafayette (and in the North Zone of the Entertainment District) became a
nightmare.
'Beer is good' on Dickson St and it didn't take people long to figure out that the shortest
distance from Lafayette to Dickson was by parking in front of 305 W Lafayette - after all,
'people are lazy.'
Fortunately, the City soon implemented its Entertainment District parking plan. We, like
most residential areas within the designated area, were allocated residentiol-
only parking spaces. As tax -paying home -owners, our much deserved spaces were
protected.
This was short-lived, as the residents of Sterling (a.k.a. YOUnion) were allowed access to
'residential' permits. Once again, the shortest distance between residential parking on
Lafayette and the YOUnion Apartments [the real elephant in the room (and in the North
Zone of the Entertainment District)] is in front of 305 W Lafayette! I have gone weeks
unable to park in front of my own property - all because the 'residents' of the YOUnion are
either too cheep to pay for apartment parking or too lazy to walk an extra 30 feet.
Owners of our six properties range in age from 62 to 72. Because we're isolated between
Campbell and Rollston; and, if one of our three spaces isn't available, we are forced to carry
groceries, wheel elderly family members, and/or push grandkids in baby strollers across
Lafayette, Campbell, and/or Rollston. I shouldn't have to remind you how dangerous it
can be (for anyone at any age) attempting to cross busy streets with distracted or
impaired drivers. To make matters worse, there are no crosswalks on Lafayette - no
blinking lights to indicate pedestrian right of way.
Here's the bottom line...
R 93, R 94, & R 9S is a unique, isolated situation.
We're only asking for three of the more than 70 spaces that are to be designated as 'mixed-
use.' This is small and insignificant in the overall scheme of things in the North Zone of the
Entertainment District. Yet, keeping them 'residential -only/ is meaningful and consequential
to us.
Keeping R 93, R 94, & R 95 'residential -only' is consistent with designated spaces on
Rollston.
Designation would conform with current markings on Rollston (see attached photo).
As a veteran, as a tax payer, as a property owner and as a long time resident on W Lafayette,
I respectfully request that the three residential -only spaces (R 93, R 94, and R 95) located on
the the south side of Lafayette between Campbell and Rollston not be changed to mixed-
use parking.
If R 93, R 94, and R 95 are changed to mixed-use, our fear is that we will not have access to
the three spaces in front of our properties before our kids move us to Butterfield Trail
Village!
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Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2019 8:16 AM
To: Bolinger, Bonnie; Pennington, Blake; CityClerk; 'citycouncil@matthewpetty.org'; Marr, Don; Eads, Gail;
Roberts, Gina; Batker, Jodi; Johnson, Kimberly; Rogers, Kristin; Williams, Kit; Branson, Lisa; Jordan,
Lioneld; Henson, Pam; Mulford, Patti; Norton, Susan; Smith, Sondra; Gutierrez, Sonia; Marsh, Sarah;
Kinion, Mark; Scroggin, Sloan; Bunch, Sarah; Turk, Teresa; Smith, Kyle
Subject: FW: Proposal for Mixed Use Parking on Lafayette St
Please send to council. Thanks.
Patti
From: Brandon Russell <bkrusse@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2019 9:00 PM
To: Mayor <Mayor@fayetteville-ar.gov>
Subject: Proposal for Mixed Use Parking on Lafayette St
Mayor Lioneld Jordan,
I own a property on Lafayette St in the entertainment district that currently has a residential parking program to protect
parking for residential neighborhoods. The council is looking to change the parking to mixed used based on a parking
study that indicated that the parking on Lafayette St is not always at full capacity. It is not ideal to base policy on one
study as there are many factors that need to be considered. Here are a few points for consideration:
• The study identified that, on average, the parking is only at roughly half capacity. As someone who has lived on
the street for almost a decade I disagree with the study but there are usually open spaces. The problem with the
recommendation of the study is that is recommended to turn all spaces to mixed use despite the fact that
roughly half of them are still needed for the residents. A portion of Lafayette St is already paid parking. A better
solution would be to see if there is an opportunity to allocate some spaces to mixed use while leaving others (as
the study indicated residents were using) for the residents.
• Due to the geography of Mt Nord there is a significant incline starting on properties on the north side of the
street. This created the need for a —6 ft tall retaining wall. There is a historic stone wall running along most of
the north portion of the street. Due to the wall and incline there are many properties that cannot have a
driveway and have historically used the side of the street (where parking spots currently are) as their drive way.
I counted 13 properties that do not have driveway access from Lafayette St. These are single family homes that
rely on street parking as their only means of parking.
• Consider this: It is Bikes Blues and BBQ and a parent who lives off Lafayette St gets off work, picks up 40lbs of
groceries, picks up two kids and heads home. All the street parking is full of bikes and cars for 5 days straight.
There is absolutely no option to park near the single family home. The parent has to drive a mile and pay $20 to
park in a lot and then walk one mile with 40lbs of groceries and two kids in the middle of a motorcycle rally.
There is a doctor's appointment in two hours for one of the kids. This is the reality of what would happen if the
council passes this measure. Remember, these are single family homes not apartment complexes or commercial
buildings. The parking dept. will still allow people to use residential passes but that does not help when there is
no parking available.
• Most of the homes off Lafayette are zoned NC or Neighborhood Conservation. The goal of this strict zoning is
to preserve the nature of the historic neighborhood and to maintain a neighborhood feel. Implementing mixed
parking in this area is inconsistent with the goal of its zoning. Rowdy people leaving Dickson St at 2 am walking
to their car parked the middle of the neighborhood is not consistent with preserving a neighborhood feel.
• There will be a significant impact to other streets that the parking study identified as being at full capacity. The
study identified that, on average, roughly half of the residential parking spaces on Lafayette St. were occupied.
That is still a significant amount of vehicles. In the event that the parking on Lafayette St is at capacity people
with residential parking passes will overflow other streets that are under the residential parking program. Now
you have a situation where other streets are beyond capacity. This is not fair to the people on those streets that
rely on residential parking. Also note that it is likely that a number of people who rely on residential parking on
Lafayette St will start parking on Mt Nord St in the heart of the historic district. There are also houses on Mt
Nord St that solely rely on street parking. This is certainly not an ideal situation for residents in the historic
district. It appears the parking study did not account for this.
• This could make it much more difficult to rent or sell a property on Lafayette St. For properties that rely solely
on street parking this could have a significant impact on rent/property value. This would be highly unfair to
property owners who not only invested in downtown Fayetteville but the historic Mt Nord area.
I know this is lengthy but there is a lot to consider here. When the city implemented the parking program almost a
decade ago the residential parking program was implemented because the city identified the need to protect the
parking in the residential districts. This is not a fair solution to the parking situation on Lafayette. Let's be proactive and
come up with a better, fairer solution as opposed to being reactive down the line when this proposal does not work. I
highly urge the council to not allow this measure to pass. I thank you for taking the time to read this and for your
consideration.
Please reach out with any questions.
Best Regards,
Brandon Russell
112 W Lafayette St
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CityClerk
From: Mayor
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2019 3:26 PM
To: CityClerk
Subject: FW: Opposed: Parking changes on Lafayette
Please forward to council. Thanks.
Patti
-----Original Message -----
From: Sue Miller -Payton <suemiller_payton@hotmail.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2019 3:20 PM
To: Mayor <Mayor@fayetteville-ar.gov>
Subject: Opposed: Parking changes on Lafayette
Dear Mayor Jordan,
I oppose the proposed change in Lafayette from Residential to mixed use. The first accommodations should be to
downtown residents and not to U of A students or revenue generation.
I live a block away (111 Mt. Nord) and in the last 12 months we have seen an influx of students parking in the
neighborhood. The UMC lot is usually full so people visiting Washington Elem. then join the other U of A students who
now park on Mt. Nord. If Lafayette residents lose their parking they will also move up to Mt. Nord to park. Then where
will we park?
Our street is narrow(should probably be one way) and on multiple occasions is completely blocked by trucks and cars
parking on both sides of the street. For the next 5 weeks it is completely blocked for repaving and we are using a
residential guest pass for parking on Lafayette.
I appreciate the challenges presented by the enrollment growth at U of A. I hope the city continues to push the
university to move students to controlled remote parking options and not penalize downtown residents who need
parking at their homes.
Thank you,
Sue Miller Payton
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Sue Miller Payton
Ordinance:2
RECEIVED
File Number:: 20101
9-0401
AMEND §72.18, RESIDENTIAL PARKING
PERMIT PROGRAM FOR THE
OCT 0 4 2019 ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PARKING
ZONE:
NORTHWESTARKANSAS
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L/ �, CITY CLERKS OFFICE RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT
PROGRAM FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT
Vle®crat DISTRICT PARKING ZONE OF THE
"//' FAYETTEVILLE CITY CODE TO CONVERT
x� PORTIONS OF RESTRICTED
RESIDENTIAL-ONLY PARKING ALONG
LOCUST AVENUE AND LAFAYETTE
Y„-T`u STREET AND PORTIONS OF PAID-ONLY
ON-STREET PARKING ALONG
VANDEVENTER AVENUE, LAFAYETTE
STREET, AND CHURCH AVENUE TO
MIXED-USE PARKING AREAS
WHEREAS, the residential-only parking zone
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION on Locust Street between Spring Street and
Center Street averages 21 % utilization and the
residential-only zone on Lafayette Street
I Cath Sta s do solemnly swear that I am the Accounting Manager of the averages 35, utilization; and
Cathy Staggs, Y g g WHEREAS, converting these residential-only
Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, printed and published in spaces to mixed-use will allow customers of the
businesses located in those areas more parking
Washington County and Benton County, Arkansas, and of bona fide options will also increase the available public
parking supply which is consistent with the goals
circulation, that from my own personal knowledge and reference of the Parking Master Plan; and
to the files of said publication, the advertisement of: WHEREAS, converting the paid-only parking
zones on Vandeventer Avenue, Lafayette Street,
and Church Avenue to mixed-use would result in
CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE aadditional 59 spaces where residential permits
are valid.
Ord. 6229 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of
Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby replaces the
existing Exhibit A referenced in § 72.18(A) with
Was inserted In the Regular Edition On: the proposed Exhibit A attached to this
ordinance.
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of
September 26, 2019 Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals and enacts
a new
§72.18(F) as follows:
Publication Charges: 140.40 "Mixed Use On-Street Parking. On street
parking spaces on Spring Street from Block
Avenue to West Avenue, on School Avenue
from Center Street to Spring Street, on Locust
Avenue from Spring Street to Center Street, on
Church Avenue from Dickson Street to Meadow
Street, on Lafayette Street from West Avenue to
Cathy St Forest Avenue, and on Vandeventer Avenue
from Lafayette Street to Maple Street shall be
available to the public for paid parking and to
residents of the corresponding Entertainment
District Parking Zone for properly permitted
vehicles free of charge."
Subscribed and sworn to before me PASSED and APPROVED on 9/17/2019
This 3vday of 1, 2019. Approved:
Lioneld Jordan, Mayor
Attest:
Lisa Branson, Deputy City Clerk
q 75096174 Sept. 26, 2019
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Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
CATHY WILES'
Arkansas - Benton County
Notary Public - Comm# 12397118
My Commission Expires Feb 20, 2024
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Please do not pay from Affidavit.
Invoice will be sent.