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UTILITY OVERVIEW

PARKING AUTHORITY

2016-2020 FINANCIAL PLAN

MISSION STATEMENT

To provide a range of parking options and choices for resident, business and transit

needs, and effectively manage the demand for on and off street parking facilities in an

innovative and cost effective manner while ensuring the safe and efficient movement of

pedestrians, cyclists, and motorized vehicles.

KEY PROGRAM AND SERVICES

The Parking Authority Utility is a self-funded program that involves planning, managing

and enforcing the City’s on and off street parking assets by Engineering and By-law

Enforcement staff, employing leading edge technologies, such as license plate

recognition and pay stations that provide a user friendly interface, and improved theft

security and efficient enforcement.

All aspects of parking are handled through this team including the development of

parking standards and regulations, parking signage, pay parking, commercial vehicle &

parking enforcement, and truck parking.

2015 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ECONOMIC

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Increased number of parking stalls managed from 1,678 to 1,998 which combined

with improved management, has increased revenues by over 20%.

ENVIRONMENTAL

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Transitioned to a new mobile payment

provider, offering customers the

option of paying for parking via a

mobile phone and in an entirely

paperless process; and

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Implemented an electronic file system

for Service Requests, eliminating

paper-based documentation

requirements.

SOCIO-CULTURAL

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Developed and distributed new public

information brochures to provide easy

-to-reference guidelines for common

parking issues;

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Undertook extensive analysis and

public consultation on residential

parking that enabled implementation

of a variety of measures to increase

parking supply in East Clayton; and

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Coordinated efforts with the RCMP

Prolific Offender Suppression Team

and other Metro Vancouver cities’

parking departments to enable the

arrest of a perpetrator of frequent

parking meter break-ins.

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