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i II ~~IC" L"/~+~''W r~- I r i ~1 i November 2 1991 SUBJECT: ON-STREET PARKING Dear Fair unt Neighborhood Property Owner; This letter is being sent to you resident-owners of property in the Fairmount Neighborhood whose development is basically surrounded by University of Oregon owned prop rty. The general area affected is between Agate and Villard Streets, rom the 1400 block south to (but not including) East 19th Avenue. On January 1, 1992, This area will be automatically brought into the new Fairmount eighborhood Residential Permit Parking (RPP) Program. This program is being i plemented at the neighborhood's request in an effort to mitigate the traffic and on-street parking congestion caused by campus commuters. It will be si filar to the already successful RPP zones now operating to the south and west of campus. In fact, your area will be an expansion of the South University Neighborhood Area's "ZONE A" RPP Program which allows the public to park on-street for a maximum of 2-hours, Monday thru Friday, 9 AM - 3 PM, except holidays AND except vehicles displaying zone A permits. Only area residents and property owners may purchase these permits that allow on-street parking to occur beyond the posted 2-hour time limit. The Fairmount Neighborhood's RPP Program may include any block contained within its boundaries. The residents will petition on a block-by-block basis for progra inclusion. A majority of property owners and tenants on any one block must be in favor of the permit parking controls for that block to be admitted t the "Zone A" RPP Program. Your area f the neighborhood is unique. The vast majority of properties are owned by t e University. Consequently, your residential block has already been inclu ed in the new RPP Program to satisfy a University decision. The on-street arking control signs will be installed on your block to control all frontages ontained within. Operational and enforcement logistics require that all p rcels along a block be included; there are no exceptions. You should exp ct to see more available convenient parking for you, any tenants you may ha a and guests once the controls are in place early next year. You are not re uired to purchase an annual on-street parking permit, but without one you wi 1 be restricted to the signed limits intended for the commuters. The Univer ity will distribute parking permits to their tenants. Permits will be availab a to you beginning December 16th. You may obtain them at the City's Per it & Information Center located at 244 East Broadway (in the Eugene Hotel buil ing) between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Free parking is available in the sid parking lot. Annual bumper permits (October-September) are $15 per vehicl and prorated quarterly. Dashboard guest permits are free.