Legislation Details

File #: PPIC 26-0025    Version: 1
Type: PPIC Gen. Bus. Status: Agenda Ready
In control: Parking and Public Improvements Commission
On agenda: 8/20/2026 Final action:
Title: Consider Proposed Code Amendments to Title 3 - Public Safety, Chapter 3.24 - Parking Meters and Newly Proposed Title 14 - Traffic, Chapter 14.42 - Paid Parking of the Manhattan Beach Municipal Code DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION
Attachments: 1. Staff Report-Parking Technologies Roadmap 04-15-2025, 2. MB_TechnologyRoadmap_Final, 3. Proposed MBMC Chapter 3.24 Merchant Parking Permits (Redline), 4. Proposed MBMC Chapter 14.42 Paid Parking (New)
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TO:
Honorable Parking and Public Improvements Commission Chair and Commissioners

THROUGH:
Adam Finestone, Acting Community Development Director

FROM:
Erik Zandvliet, T.E Traffic Engineer

SUBJECT:Title
Consider Proposed Code Amendments to Title 3 - Public Safety, Chapter 3.24 - Parking Meters and Newly Proposed Title 14 - Traffic, Chapter 14.42 - Paid Parking of the Manhattan Beach Municipal Code
DISCUSS AND PROVIDE DIRECTION
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RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Parking and Public Improvements Commission pass a motion to recommend that the City Council consider and adopt the proposed code amendments to Title 3 - Public Safety, Chapter 3.24 - Parking Meters, and the newly proposed Title 14 - Traffic, Chapter 14.42 - Paid Parking sections of the Manhattan Beach Municipal Code (MBMC).

BACKGROUND:
The City currently operates over 1,275 single-space parking meters and 12 older model pay stations. These systems are nearly at the end of their useful life, costly to maintain, and prone to technical issues.

On April 15, 2025, the City Council approved the Parking Technology Roadmap (see Attachments 1 and 2). This Roadmap provides the City with guidance on building a cohesive, effective parking technology ecosystem to improve efficiency and future-proof the City's paid parking program. This Roadmap specifically focuses on replacing outdated parking payment technologies and assessing supporting solutions, including transitioning from existing single-space parking meter technology to a pay station and a mobile payment program using pay-by-plate technology. As part of their approval, City Council directed staff to proceed with specific Roadmap items related to transitioning the City's parking payment infrastructure to pay-by-plate enforcement, pay station kiosks and mobile payment options.

On November 4, 2025, the City Council approved the City Parking Management Strategies and
Toolkit, which outl...

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