1. Establish regulations that:

2. Provide written notice of the existence of the parking district.

3. Erect signs indicating the required permits or limitations on parking throughout the parking district.

1. Parking permits in the Downtown District shall be available on a monthly basis.

2. Parking permits in other districts will be available on an annual basis. All annual parking permits are valid for the parking district for which the permit is issued and expire on December 31 of the calendar year in which issued. Permits are not prorated and are not transferable. A permit may be renewed by filing an application pursuant to this section and paying the applicable fee. A renewal permit application shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with this section; provided, that a person who has had a permit revoked shall not be reissued a permit for a period of two years from the date of revocation.

3. No parking permit shall be issued to a person who is neither a resident nor associated with a business within the parking district for which an application is made.

4. A holder of a parking permit who is no longer a resident of or associated with a business in the parking district for which a permit was issued no longer qualifies for a parking permit. The holder shall surrender the permit to the parking official. Use of a permit when the holder is no longer a resident of or associated with a business in the parking district is a parking offense subject to citation.

5. Issuance of a parking permit does not guarantee or reserve a parking space within a parking district. A parking permit does not authorize the standing or parking of any motor vehicle in any place or during any time when the stopping, standing or parking of motor vehicles is prohibited or set aside for specified motor vehicle types. The issuance of a permit shall not excuse the holder from compliance with any traffic regulation.

6. Whenever the holder of a parking permit is not in compliance with one or more of the applicable provisions of the policy controlling the issuance or renewal of permits, the City may direct the permit holder to surrender the permit or present evidence that the permit has been removed from the motor vehicle.

7. Until its expiration, surrender or revocation, a parking permit shall remain valid for the length of time the holder continues to reside or own and/or operate a business within the parking district.

8. A parking permit shall be valid only in the parking district for which it was issued.

9. In addition to the penalties provided for violation of this section, the City Manager or designee shall revoke the parking permit of any individual found to have committed three or more violations of this section within any preceding 12-month period. The City Manager or designee shall provide written notification to such person by certified mail, return receipt requested, revoking the permit and ordering the surrender of such permit to the City. Failure to surrender a revoked permit when ordered to do so constitutes a separate violation of this section, and a signed return receipt shall be prima facie evidence of the delivery of the notice to surrender the permit.

1. The Downtown District is intended to manage parking capacity in downtown Bend through the use of time-limited parking restrictions and parking permits for people parking for residential and business uses. Time-restricted and permitted parking enables the City to manage parking demand for residential users, employees of businesses in the Downtown District, and consumers, customers, and guests to the downtown area.

2. The Downtown District encompasses all public streets, alleys, parking lots and sidewalks within the following boundary description and as shown on the map following the boundary description:

Beginning at the north side of Newport Avenue and the east bank of the Deschutes River, thence southwest along the east bank of the Deschutes River to the north boundary of Drake Park, then south easterly along the north boundary of Drake Park to its northeast corner, then southwesterly along the east boundary of Drake park to the north side of Riverside Boulevard, thence along the boundary of Drake Park and Riverside Boulevard to a point directly opposite the north corner of the property at 532 NW Riverside Boulevard, thence across Riverside Boulevard to the north corner of 532 NW Riverside Boulevard, thence along the southeast side of Riverside Boulevard to the southwest side of Congress St/ Louisiana Avenue, thence south along the west side of Congress Street/ Louisiana Avenue to the south side of Louisiana Avenue, thence east along the south side of Louisiana Avenue to the west side of Broadway Street, thence south on the west side of Broadway Street to the south side of Idaho Avenue, thence east along the south side of Idaho Avenue to the east side of Bond Street, thence north on the east side of Bond Street to the south side of Kansas Avenue, thence southeasterly along the south side of Kansas Avenue to the southeast corner of the intersection of Kansas Avenue and Lava Road, thence northeast on the southeast side of Lava Street to the south side of Franklin Avenue, thence east along the south side of Franklin Avenue to the west side of the Bend Parkway, thence north on the west side of the Bend Parkway to the south side of Greenwood Avenue, thence west on the south side of Greenwood Avenue to the east side of Harriman Street, thence north (across Greenwood Avenue) to the north side of Greenwood Avenue, thence west along the north side of Greenwood Avenue to the east side of Hill Street, thence north along the east side of Hill Street to the south side of Kearney Avenue, then west across Hill Street to the west side of Hill Street, thence south along the west side of Hill Street to the north side of Greenwood Avenue, then west along to the north side of Greenwood Avenue to the east side of Bond Street, thence north along the east side of Bond Street to north side of the Bond/Wall/Vermont intersection, thence along the north side of that intersection and the north side of Vermont Place to the west end of Vermont Place, thence due west to the Deschutes River, thence south along the Deschutes River to the Point of Beginning.

1. The McKay Parking District (MKPD) is intended to manage parking capacity through the use of time-limited parking restrictions and parking permits for people parking for residential and business uses within the MKPD, as well as users of McKay Park and the Bend Whitewater Park, both park facilities owned and maintained by the Bend Park and Recreation District. Limited on-street and off-street parking at McKay Park and the Bend Whitewater Park and surrounding blocks often lead to increased parking demand for park users, as well as people parking for residential and business access. Time-restricted and permitted parking enables the City to reduce hazardous traffic conditions resulting from high demand for limited parking spaces; to promote efficiency in the maintenance of those streets in clean and safe conditions; and to preserve traffic safety and the safety of children, pedestrians, and other users of the rights-of-way.

2. McKay Parking District encompasses all public streets, alleys, parking lots and sidewalks listed below and as shown on the map following the boundary description:

e. SW Crowell Way.