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10-9-6: AREA DESIGNATION; MAYORAL ACTIONS:
   A.   Within thirty (30) days following the hearing, the mayor shall deny or approve the designation of a city permit parking area as he deems justified under the objectives and procedures above. The mayor's decision shall be reduced to writing either in the form of a report or as part of the administrative order approving the permit parking area. The mayor's written decision shall be filed with the city recorder, accompanied by the parking permit coordinator's recommendation related to the permit parking area and made available to any interested party upon request.
   B.   The mayor's decision shall include:
      1.   Significant subjects and concerns raised at the public hearing conducted;
      2.   The findings relative to those designation criteria deemed applicable to the city permit area;
      3.   Conclusions as to whether the findings, including testimony obtained at the public hearing, justify preferential permit parking for the area under consideration;
      4.   The mayor's approval (or denial) of the proposed permit parking area; and, if approved:
         a.   The proposed boundaries of the city parking permit area;
         b.   The proposed parking regulations, including administrative provisions for issuing permits; and
         c.   An implementation schedule indicating when the new permit parking area will become effective.
   C.   If the mayor approves creation of a city permit parking area, a declaration of designation shall be prepared as an administrative order establishing the program for the area, including the boundaries, parking regulations, the fees required in this chapter, and other pertinent matters, for its administration and implementation. The declaration shall be mailed to each listed address in the area's designated boundaries. The parking permit coordinator shall promptly implement the program pursuant to the schedule. If the mayor denies the creation of a city permit parking area, a notice of such denial shall be mailed to each listed address in the area's designated boundaries.
   D.   Information generated through the original designation process and the designation criteria set forth in this chapter shall also be utilized by the mayor in determining whether to remove any particular existing city permit parking area or portion thereof from designated status and participation in the program.
   E.   Action by the mayor in creating, deleting or modifying the boundaries applicable in city parking permit areas under this chapter shall be final.
   F.   Actions by the mayor as to the implementation and enforcement shall be considered administrative matters.
(Ord. 2004-79, 11-2-2004)