Downtown Parking Community Feedback

After receiving feedback from downtown business owners, and community members about downtown parking, this survey is being circulated by City Council to get even more feedback on how to address the continued downtown parking problem.

The feedback we have received is that timed parking downtown would be beneficial to that area. Council has asked for wide spread community feedback referencing the times and dates this should be enforced, if approved. We appreciate your willingness to answer these questions for us to use as a guide.

The suggested boundaries for timed downtown parking are: Cleveland to the south side of Albany from 5th to 10th. These questions are related to street parking, as city lots would remain untimed.

Also, it was suggested to have no overnight parking on the streets and in the lots to ensure nobody is storing cars in the area and make it more accessible for the street sweeper to come in to clean the area.

This survey will be open until Thursday, December 19th at 5pm.

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* 1. If timed parking (on the street) is enacted, what do you think works best for downtown Caldwell?

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* 2. Would you like to see increased time allowances on the streets near the movie theater to allow for 5 hour parking?

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* 3. Would you like to see the pick up/delivery spots around the downtown and the post office increased to 20 minutes from 10 minutes?

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* 4. Would you like to see additional pick up/delivery spots around the post office?

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* 5. Would you like to see additional pick up/delivery spots in the middle of the blocks?

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* 6. Would you like to see more ADA accessible parking spots even above the required amount?

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* 7. Would you like to see "no overnight parking" on the downtown streets and in downtown city lots? If so, please choose what times you think are most appropriate.

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* 8. Would you like to see the City remove all mention of "paid parking" from the existing parking code for the downtown? By doing so, if the City wanted to institute paid parking in the future, they would be required to bring it before Council for a vote.

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* 9. Would you prefer to have no parking regulations downtown at all?

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* 10. Please use this space for any suggestions or additional comments.

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