City of Milwaukee - File #: 060272

• File #: 060272
• Version: 2
• Type: Ordinance
• Status: Passed
• File created: 6/20/2006
• In control: PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
• Final action: 12/12/2006
• Effective date: 4/1/2007
• Title: A substitute ordinance establishing resident-only parking zones within the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee commuter impacted parking area.
• Sponsors: ALD. D'AMATO
• Indexes: PARKING, PARKING REGULATIONS

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result	Tally
1/3/2007	2	CITY CLERK	PUBLISHED
12/21/2006	2	MAYOR	SIGNED
12/12/2006	2	COMMON COUNCIL	PASSED; Minutes note: Notwithstanding the recommendation of the committee.	Pass	11:4
11/22/2006	2	CITY CLERK	DRAFT SUBMITTED
11/22/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	AMENDED; Minutes note: Appearances: Ald. D'Amato Ald. Bauman Clark Wantoch, Department of Public Works. Samatha and Kyle , Representatives from UWM Student Association.	Pass	5:0
11/22/2006	2	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE	Fail	2:3
11/22/2006	2	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	RECOMMENDED FOR PLACING ON FILE; Minutes note: Appearances: Alderman Michael S. D'Amato, 3rd Aldermanic District The following individuals appeared expressing approval of resident only parking within the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Commuter Impacted Parking District: Alderman Robert Bauman, 4th Aldermanic District. Clark Wantoch, Department of Public Works. Martin Collins, Commissioner, Department of Neighborhood Services. Tom Newjack, UWM Vice-Chancellor. Mike Marner Rose Doutsman, 3211 N. Summitt Ave. Mark Livingston, Muskego Resident, Commuter Tim Iverson- Student, Wauwatosa Resident Else Aukel, 3368 N. Bartlett Ave. Peter McMullen, 3038 N. Bartlett Ave. Michael Paulense Mark Lundquist-Student, 3400 N. Maryland Ave. J. Arrman Caper Laureen B. - Student, Southside Resident Alisha Bailey-Student, Brookfield Resident Rebecca Cook, 3034 N. Murray Ave. Brenda Wood Diane DiGielio Jodi Dalfus, 3267 N. Newhouse Str. Richard Baldwin, 1811 E. Kenwood Blvd. John Pappenhem Paul Stafford, 1819 E. Kenwood Blvd. Diane Merrit, 3219 N. Summitt Ave. Kay Baldwin, Resident Jim Plaisted, 2122 N. Prospect Ave. The following individuals appeared expressing opposition of resident only parking within the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Commuter Impacted Parking District: Kyle Duerstein, UWM Student Association. Smantha Prahl, UWm Student Association. Tim Ivans Jim Loryn Muehe Alicia Blakely MartinLocfus Exhibits approving resident parking: History of Eastside Management Association - (ETMA) (Exhibit 1). UWM Peak Parking Demand - (Exhibit 2). Summary of On-Street Parking Stalls Available in the UWM -Milwaukee Campus Area -(Exhibit 3 and 3a). Ordinances and statutes recommended by the Milwauke City Attorney for creation of The Residential Preferred Parking Plan - (Exhibit 6). Exhibits opposing resident parking: 2005 Senate Bill 329 - (Exhibit 4). Parking Statistics (Exhibit 5).	Pass	5:0
11/10/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
11/10/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
9/14/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR	Pass	5:0
9/8/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
9/8/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
9/8/2006	1	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
6/29/2006	0	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR	Pass	5:0
6/23/2006	0	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
6/23/2006	0	PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
6/20/2006	0	COMMON COUNCIL	ASSIGNED TO

Number

060272

Version

Substitute 2

Reference

Sponsor

ALD. D'AMATO

Title

A substitute ordinance establishing resident-only parking zones within the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee commuter impacted parking area.

Sections

101-27.7-11                     rn

101-27.7-11                     cr

Analysis

Through the efforts of the East Side Transportation Management Association, a comprehensive plan was developed to manage parking in the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus area.  One element of this plan is the creation of resident-only parking zones on one side of various streets in the area.  After agreement by the University, area residents and local businesses, enabling state legislation was sought and obtained under s. 349.13 (1k), Wis. Stats., for the first phase with an initial conversion of up to 721 parking spaces in the area to resident-only parking.  This ordinance establishes resident-only parking zones containing up to 721 spaces within the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee commuter impacted parking area and allows persons whose residences lie within such zones to obtain permits to park in these zones without regard to posted parking prohibitions. 

Body

The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Milwaukee do ordain as follows:

Part 1.  Section 101-27.7-11 of the code is renumbered 101-27.7-12.

Part 2.  Section 101-27.7-11 of the code is created to read:

101-27.7.  Residential Daytime Parking Privilege for Commuter Parking Impacted Areas.

11.  RESIDENT-ONLY PARKING PERMIT.  a.  Established.  Within the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee impacted area described in sub. 9-c-18, in addition to the residential parking privileges otherwise provided in this section, resident-only parking zones are created whereby vehicles bearing valid resident-only parking permits issued pursuant to this subsection may be parked without regard to posted parking prohibitions on specifically designated streets within the area. 

b.  Locations of resident-only parking zones.  Resident-only parking zones shall be designated in the manner provided in subs. 5 and 6.  Resident-only parking zones may only be designated on one side of a roadway on streets where parking is available on both sides of the roadway.  The designated streets shall be those as illustrated in appendix A attached to common council file number 060272.  After adoption by the common council, a record of designated resident-only parking zones shall be maintained as indicated in sub. 9-c. 

c.  Parking Permitted.  c-1.  A person whose residence lies within a resident-only parking zone may apply for a resident-only parking permit.  The holder of a resident-only parking permit shall be permitted to stand or park the vehicle to which the permit applies in a resident-only parking zone without regard to posted parking prohibitions.  While a vehicle for which a resident-only parking permit has been issued is so parked, the permit shall be displayed so as to be clearly visible through the lower left side of the windshield of the vehicle.  A resident-only parking permit shall not guarantee or reserve to the holder a parking space within a resident-only parking zone. 

c-2.  Any person eligible for a special privilege parking permit under s. 101-27.5 and whose residence lies within a resident-only parking zone may obtain 2 parking permits for parking 2 vehicles in the resident-only parking zone.

d.  Application, Issuance, Revocation, and Transferability.  Application for resident-only parking permits shall be made, and such permits issued and revoked, in the same manner provided in subs. 7, 8 and 12.  Resident-only parking permits are transferable to the same extent as provided in sub. 12. 

e.  Compliance.  A resident-only parking permit shall not authorize the holder thereof to stand or park a motor vehicle within a resident-only parking zone in places where parking or stopping is otherwise prohibited by ss. 346.52 and 346.53, Wis. Stats., and ss. 101-23, 101-23.7, 101-26.5, 101-26.7 and 101-27, nor exempt the holder from the observance of any traffic regulation other than the posted parking prohibition. 

f.  Service Vehicle and Guest Parking Permitted.  Service vehicles and guests shall be allowed to park within a resident-only parking zone without regard to posted parking prohibitions provided that single day parking permission has been obtained as provided in s. 101-27-10.  A vehicle license plate and an applicable address within the resident-only parking permit zone shall be recorded.  Permission may be granted for the same license plate for not more than 3 days per month.

Part 3.  This ordinance takes effect April 1, 2007.

LRB

APPROVED AS TO FORM

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Legislative Reference Bureau

Date:                     _______________

Attorney

IT IS OUR OPINION THAT THE ORDINANCE

IS LEGAL AND ENFORCEABLE

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Office of the City Attorney

Date:                     _______________

Requestor

Department of Public Works

Drafter

Infrastructure Services Division

RWB

KMZ/kmz

6/28/06

1047-2006-1831:107088

LRB06343-4

TWM:mbh

11/21/2006