Permit Parking Program Sample Clauses
The Permit Parking Program clause establishes the rules and procedures for allocating and managing parking permits within a property or facility. It typically outlines eligibility requirements, the process for obtaining permits, and any associated fees or restrictions, such as designated parking areas or limits on the number of permits per tenant. This clause ensures orderly use of parking resources, prevents unauthorized parking, and provides clarity to tenants or users regarding their parking rights and obligations.
Permit Parking Program. ▇▇▇-2 (Exhibit C, Section 5) dedicated 36.9% of the parking tax collected by the City to certain transportation projects and related costs. Amendment #4 to ▇▇▇-2, Section B, eliminated this specific allocation moving forward, and established a joint process to identify projects for the remainder of these Parking Tax funds. The Port releases to the City in full any interest or claim in these remaining parking tax funds, estimated to be $3.85 million. It is the City’s intent to utilize these remaining funds for supporting the initiation, implementation and ongoing operation of the Permit Parking Program and related transportation improvements. The City agrees that this contribution by the Port represents the appropriate level of participation in the design, capital costs and ongoing operations of the Permit Parking program for the term of this Agreement.
Permit Parking Program. ▇▇▇-2 (Exhibit C, Section 5) dedicated 36.9% of the parking tax collected by the City to certain transportation projects and related costs. Amendment #4 to ▇▇▇-2, Section B, eliminated this specific allocation moving forward, and established a joint process to identify projects for the remainder of these Parking Tax funds. The Port releases to the City in full any interest or claim in these remaining parking tax funds, estimated to be
Permit Parking Program. MTA shall be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for the creation and management of a permit parking program that will allow Permitted Users to use the Parking Spaces beyond the three-hour parking restriction otherwise applicable to the Parking Spaces (the “Parking Permit Program”). Twenty percent (20%) of the permits issued in the Parking Permit Program shall be allocated to transit users who are City of Azusa residents. Permitted Users participating in the Parking Permit Program shall not be limited by the three-hour parking restriction. The City (Azusa) Police Department is authorized to enforce the Parking Permit Program, including the right to issue citations to patrons using the Parking Spaces who do not comply with the requirements of the Parking Permit Program.