Community Parking District Program

The Community Parking District Program was established in 1997 as an investment in older neighborhood commercial districts and is part of the City of San Diego's comprehensive community and economic development strategy. The program provides small businesses with a tool to compete with regional shopping malls while maintaining their unique, neighborhood flavor. It also provides parking impacted communities with a mechanism to devise and implement parking management solutions to meet their specific needs.

The Community Parking District Program manages the distribution of a portion (45%) of the revenue from parking meters and other parking related revenues to designated parking districts. These funds are used by the districts to implement solutions to parking problems. Such solutions may include: parking lots, parking structures, valet parking, parking/transportation signage, landscaping, maintenance, and security.

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Parking Advisory Board Agendas:

• September 20, 2007
• August 16, 2007
• July 19, 2007
• June 21, 2007
• May 17, 2007
• April 19, 2007
• March 15, 2007
• February 15, 2007
• January 18, 2007

Parking Advisory Board Minutes:

• August 16, 2007
• July 19, 2007
• June 21, 2007
• May 17, 2007
• April 19, 2007
• March 15, 2007
• February 15, 2007
• January 18, 2007

For more information about the Community Parking District Program, contact the City Planning & Community Investment Department at (619) 236-6476.

For additional information about the Community Parking District Policy, please see City Council Policy #100-18 (cpd 100-18).