Downtown Parking Regulations and Systems

This page includes information on downtown parking restrictions, use of meters and kiosks or stations, and parking enforcement.

Contents 

• Downtown Parking Code Requirements and Restrictions
• Meters and Pay Stations
• MRSC Related Pages
  • Downtown Parking
  • Parking Enforcement
  • Municipal Parking Lots and Structures

Downtown Parking Code Requirements and Restrictions

• Bellevue Land Use Code, sec. 20.25A.050(B) - Minimum and maximum parking requirements for downtown
• Edmonds Municipal Code, sec. 17.50.010(C) and sec. 17.50.070 - Parking exceptions for downtown
• Issaquah Municipal Code, sec. 18.09.130
• Langley Municipal Code, sec. 18.22.130(N) in Title 18
• Kirkland Zoning Code, Ch. 50.60 - Special Parking Provisions in the CBD 1, 2 & 8 Zones
• Sumner Municipal Code, sec. 18.42.045 - Exceptions to parking requirements in downtown
• Vancouver Municipal Code, sec. 20.630.060.

Meters and Pay Stations

• Bellingham Parking Pay Stations and Frequently Asked Questions
• Seattle Department of Transportation Meters and Pay Stations and Pay Station Project - Seattle is replacing parking meters downtown and in other neighborhoods with automated kiosk pay stations
• Pasadena, CA, Multi-Space Parking Pay Station Pilot Program
• On-Street Parking in Pasadena, CA - Metered parking; parking revenue is used for reinvestment in Old Pasadena
• San Diego: Turning Small Change into Big Changes, excerpt from The High Cost of Free Parking, by Donald Shoup, APA, March 2005.
• Paying for Parking, by Blake Laufer, American City and County, November 2007

Parking Enforcement, MRSC