HomeMy WebLinkAboutOther: Document referenced by Kevin Cannon Date: February 10, 2014
This document was provided to the Mayor and
City Commission by Mr. Kevin Cannon during
"Public Input" at the February 10, 2014 City
Commission Regular Meeting.
THOA Requests the following:
-Amend the existing on street parking ordinance to apply to the geographical area of Tuscawilla
(ie the TLBD-I and TLBD-II footprint)
-Remove the existing 24/7 prohibition against on street parking and replace it with the following:
On street parking will not be permitted overnight (between the hours of Midnight - 6AM)
-Before parking on the street homeowners/residents and their guests must first use their driveway
if space exists in the driveway.
-Short term hardship exemptions are available to a homeowner/resident if they will have guests
staying overnight at their home for a period not to exceed 20 days and if by virtue of those guests
staying at their home the physical dimensions of their driveway will not accommodate the
vehicles regularly driven by the full time residents of the home and their overnight guests. The
short term application for this exemption is made by completing a form at the City web site
and/or by the completion of a form which can be obtained from WSPD, City Hall or a responding
Officer.
-Long term hardship exemptions are available to a homeowner/resident if they can demonstrate
that the physical dimensions of their driveway:
A. Is not adequate for the vehicles regularly driven by the full time residents of the
home; or
B. Is not adequate for the vehicles of attendants/medical care providers required to
provide assistance to residents of the home.
The long term exemption may be obtained by filing an annual application making the
representations set forth above under oath and a hanger tag will be issued which may be
transferred from vehicle to vehicle. (ie from nurses car to nurses car for example)
THOA has not addressed the issue of on street parking which is prohibited on collector roads in
as much as to date the City has not included that provision within the scope of the temporary
moratoriums.