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File #: ORD 24-134    Name:
Type: Ordinance Status: Consent Agenda
In control: President and Board of Trustees
On agenda: 11/12/2024 Final action:
Title: An Ordinance Updating and Replacing the Map Codified as Part of Section 15-1-26 of the Village Code to Reflect the Village's Current Time Restrictions, Time Limits, and Prohibited Parking Areas
Attachments: 1. Ordinance, 2. Daytime Parking Restrictions Map
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Submitted By                     

Emily A. Egan, Director of Development Services

 

Reviewed By

A.M. Zayyad, Deputy Village Manager

 

Agenda Item Title

Title

An Ordinance Updating and Replacing the Map Codified as Part of Section 15-1-26 of the Village Code to Reflect the Village’s Current Time Restrictions, Time Limits, and Prohibited Parking Areas 

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Overview

Overview

Based on previous Transportation Commission recommendations and Board approval, staff presents the Village’s daytime parking restrictions map to the Village Board for codification. This proposed map identifies all existing on-street daytime parking restrictions, inclusive of all approved changes to date.

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Recommendation

Recommendation

Adopt the Ordinance.

 

Background

Pursuant to the Village Code, the Board of Trustees establishes parking regulations, which are primarily captured in Chapter 15. In addition, it is necessary, on a bi-annual basis, that the Village Board approves a comprehensive street map of the Village which identifies all existing daytime parking restrictions, inclusive of changes recommended to date by the Transportation Commission and authorized by the Village Board.

 

Attached is the current “Village of Oak Park Daytime Parking Restrictions” map. The map shows the following on-street daytime parking restrictions: 1.) Time Restrictions (Example - No Parking 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.), not inclusive of weekly street maintenance restrictions within the on-street overnight permit parking areas; 2.) Time Limits (Example - Maximum parking of 3 hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.); 3.) Resident daytime permit parking; 4.) Non-resident daytime permit parking (Example - Student permits as established in 15-3-18 of the Village Code.); and 5.) No Parking anytime.

 

The daytime parking restrictions map does not include parking restrictions that are traffic safety-related (Example - “No Parking Here to Corner” locations, crosswalks, and driveways). Further, the map does not include on-street pay-by-plate parking locations, loading zones, or designated disabled parking locations.

 

Fiscal Impact

N/A

 

DEI Impact

The daytime parking restrictions map was recently incorporated into the Village’s geographic information system (GIS). Previously, the map was generated through a legacy software system with limited functionality. While this map and associated data are being fully transferred to GIS, staff will take the opportunity to ensure language access is prioritized and work with the DEI office to create static printed maps as well as interactive digital maps focused on language access. 

 

Alternatives

N/A

 

Previous Board Action

On September 5, 2023, the Village Board adopted ORD 23-88, an Ordinance Updating and Replacing the Map Codified as Part of Section 15-1-26 of the Oak Park Village Code to Reflect the Village’s Current Time Restrictions, Time Limits, and Prohibited Parking Areas.

 

Citizen Advisory Commission Action

N/A

 

Anticipated Future Actions/Commitments

The daytime parking restrictions map was recently incorporated into the Village’s geographic information system (GIS). Previously, the map was generated through a legacy software system with limited functionality. To optimize the legibility of the PDF version of the map using the Village’s GIS, the map was divided into four (4) quadrants. Staff intends to make the maps available via an interactive GIS StoryMap that will be more interactive, easy to understand, and widely accessible to the public.

 

Intergovernmental Cooperation Opportunities

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