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Mission
To
devise and implement parking management solutions for resolution
of undesirable parking impacts in University Heights.
Parking
Information
The City of
San Diego's parking regulations help maximize available parking, maintain
traffic flow, and enhance public safety. These regulations complement the
City's committment to promote a quality living environment for residents
and visitors.
For more
information on parking in the Uptown area, please visit the following web
sites:
Purchase
Pre-Paid Parking
Pre-paid Parking
Meter Cards can be purchased from the University
Heights Community Development Corporation in $10 and $45 increments and
can be replenished with amounts up to $49. They
can be refilled when empty, either with the same $10 amount or with a higher
amount.
For
your convenience, a limited supply of meter cards in both of the above denominations
is available in University Heights at the University Heights CDC office,
4452 Park Blvd., Suite 104. Please be sure to call ahead at (619) 297-3166
to make sure the office is open.
Uptown
Partnership in Hillcrest at 3108 Fifth Avenue, Suite B, can refill your empty
card in the same or higher amount. Call ahead to (619) 298-2541 for
office hours.
And
remember, when you come back to your car and there is time left over, put
the card back in to get back all but 6 minutes left in the meter.
Take
Our Survey!
The University
Heights Community Parking District actively strives to improve pedestrian
safety, traffic flow and parking availability in University Heights. To that
end, please take a moment to download, complete and return one or more of
our community surveys below. We value your input and will use the information
to make University Heights an even better place to live!
UH Pedestrian Survey
UH Resident Parking
Survey
UH Business Owner
Parking Survey
Downloading
these forms requires Adobe Reader. To download a free copy of the latest
version of Adobe Reader, please click on the icon below:
Meeting
Location and Schedule
The University
Heights Community Parking District meets the first Wednesday of each month
at 6:30 p.m. at the University Heights Community Development Corporation,
4452 Park Boulevard, Suite 104, San Diego 92116.
Past
Parking Projects
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Bike
lanes on Madison, Maryland and Cleveland
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Pedestrian
Refuge Crosswalk at Trolley Barn Park
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4-way
stop signs at Adams & Louisiana/Panorama
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Additional
striping along parallel parked cars on Adams between Louisiana/E. Panorama
and Alabama/W. Panorama
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Design
for center median with angled parking on North Ave., since # of
curb cuts diminished the number of on street parking spaces – were
unable to get 75% of the required support from property owners
on that street
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Had
S.D. School District sign petition to add angled parking on Meade between
Park Blvd. and North Ave. in front of playing field fence.
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Participated
with other Community Parking Districts (CPDs) in the Parking 101 Brochure
design, contents and publication
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UHCDC-CPD
Board Member sat on City’s Parking Task Force to implement
parking improvements and policy changes within the City most of
which were approved by the City Council
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UHCDC-CPD
Board Member, Ernie Bonn, appointed by Mayor to represent Council
District 3 on City’s Parking Advisory Board
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Facilitated
Parking Workshop for businesses and residents to identify
needs and problems
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Drafted
Phase 1 Mobility Study with Parking Consultant to initiate improvements
to increase parking, analyze the current parking and other curb uses within
the commercial district and to identify possible increases on Georgia,
North Ave. and the east/west streets
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Initiated
evaluations by City to lessen speeding on Mission Ave.
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Provided
Parking Meter Cards for sale at UHCDC office
Current
Parking Projects
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North
Ave. Parking Project – Pursue the option of creating
90-degree, or head-in parking, along a portion of North Ave., working
closely with community representatives
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Park
Boulevard Parking Management Plan – Optimize parking in commercial
areas for the benefit of commercial interests, and parking in residential
zones for the benefit of residents. Initiating a survey among
the business owners and meeting with a group of them to consult
about changes or modifications of the parking regulations in force
on Park Boulevard with an eye to improving the parking situation.
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Adams
Ave. Improvement Plan – Review the possibility of parking
meters or limited parking zones adjacent to businesses on Adams
Ave., working with the community to develop an appropriate plan
of action.
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Parking
Meter Cards for sale at UHCDC office
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Attend
MidCity Parking Task Force and City’s Parking Advisory Board
meetings.
Contact
Information
Ernestine Bonn,
(619) 297-3166, uhcdc@netzero.net
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