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BOZEMAN PARKING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION 2019-05
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOZEMAN PARKING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF BOZEMAN, MONTANA,
ADOPTING REVISIONS TO THE EXISTING "PARKING LEASE POLICY" (BPC RESOLUTION 2017-04), RE-
TITLED AS THE "PARKING PERMIT POLICY', FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING THE PUBLIC
PARKING PERMIT PROGRAMS OPERATED BYTHE BOZEMAN PARKING COMMISSION ATTHE BRIDGER
DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE, AS WELL AS THE BLACK, ROUSE, AND N. WILLSON PUBLIC PARKING
LOTS.
WHEREAS, the Bozeman City Commission created and empowered the Bozeman Parking Commission
pursuant to Resolution Numbers 1676, 1839, 3803, and 4577; and, I
WHEREAS, Montana Code Annotated 7-14-4621 sets out the general powers of a parking commission;
and,
WHEREAS,the 2016 Downtown Strategic Parking Management Plan encourages the City of Bozeman to
actively manage public parking assets to maximize their value to the community and economic health of the
downtown;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Bozeman Parking Commission adopts revisions to
the existing "Parking Lease Policy", re-titled as the "Parking Permit Policy", and establishes the "Parking Permit
Policy" for the purpose of administering the public parking permit programs operated by the Bozeman Parking
Commission at the Bridger Downtown Parking garage, as well as the Black, Rouse, and N. Willson public parking
lots.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Parking Commission of the City of Bozeman, Montana, at a session held
on the 12th day of September 2019. This resolution shall become effective immediately.
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Mark Egge, Vice-Chair (led meeting on 9/12/19)
Bozeman Parking Commission
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Ed Meece, ParKing Program Manager
City of Bozeman
Bozeman Parking Commission
. _POLIC_Y: Par_k_i_ncl-Permit Poligy
'Adopted by BPC Resolution 2019-05 on 818/2019
The Bozeman Parking Commission (BPC), in alignment vdith the guiding principles and
recommended strategies of the 2016 Strategic Parking Management Plan. recognizes the need to
establish a policy which clearly defines how permits for parking stalls owned and/or controlled by the
City of Bozeman will be reviewed, accepted, and encumbered. Nothing in this policy will imply, state
or be construed as the transfer of ownership of the physical space being permitted, or the provision
of any rights other than those specifically stated.
The Finance Department may issue surface lot or garage permits with the following conditions:-
SURFACE_PARKING LOTS OWNED OR_CONTROLLED BY THE CITY OF BOZEMAN:
Willson Lot (35 spaces), Black Lot (71 spaces) and Rouse Lot (46 spaces)
(No monthly or annual permits are available at the Armory Lot)
• Total permits available at each facility is not to exceed limits established by the BPC; at this
time, each lot is limited to total permits not to exceed 50% of available parking spaces.
• Permits are available to individuals and/or businesses on a first come, first serve basis; one
spot on a permit waiting list equals one parking permit (no bulk permit sales).
• The Finance Department will maintain a waiting list for each public parking facility.
• Permits can be obtained and paid for on a monthly or annual basis;
• Permits available for up to 1 year, not to exceed the current calendar year;
• Permits are not transferable; however, the permit holder may permit employees, or other
individuals to utilize the permitted space.
• Permits must be renewed prior to January 1s' of each year with fees payable monthly or
annually. Permits that are voluntarily surrendered, or for which payment has not been made
by the renewal date are subject to forfeiture or re-issuance to other parties,
• At renewal the permit holder is required to acknowledge by signing (manually or
electronically) their agreement to abide by the most current version of the Bozeman Parking
Commissions' Parking Permit Policy.
• Permit payments begin immediately upon signing of permit agreement and annual
agreements will be prorated;
• All parking permits issued by the City of Bozeman may be revoked for any reason. The City
of Bozeman will endeavor to provide, but not guarantee, 60 days written notice to any
permit holder of the date their permit revocation is effective.
BRIDGER PARK GARAGE (435 spaces totaD
• Total number of available spaces for rental, in the Bridger Park Garage, will be.determined
by the Bozeman Parking Commission utilizing the adopted Permit Limit Calculation
methodology, as depicted in Appendix A of this policy. The Bozeman Parking Commission
will review the Permit Limit Calculation at its March, June, September, and December regular
meetings; and, as a result, may take action to alter the number of permits available.
As of August 2019, the Bozeman Parking Commission does not accept new long-term lease
agreements, at the Bridger Park Downtown Garage, for the purpose of satisfying parking
requirements in the Bozeman Unified Development Code. Such lease agreements limit the
ability of the Bozeman Parking Commission to manage the permit and transient parking at
the Bridget- Park Downtown Garage in the most effective manner.
® Permits are available to individuals and/or businesses on a first corne, first serve basis;
one spot on a permit waiting list equals one parking permit (no bulk permit sales).
The Finance Department will maintain a waiting list for each public parking facility.
® Permits can be obtained and paid for on a monthly or annual basis;
6 Permits available for up to 1 year, not to exceed the current calendar year;
b Permits are not transferable; however, the permit holder may permit employees, or other
individuals to utilize the permitted space.
e Permits must be renewed prior to January 1 st of each year with fees payable monthly or
annually. Permits that are voluntarily surrendered, or for which payment has not been
made by the renewal date are subject to forfeiture or reissuahce to other parties.
6 At renewal the permit holder is required to acknowledge by signing (manually or
electronically) their agreement to abide by the most current version of the Bozeman
Parking Commissions' Parking Permit Policy.
® Permit payments begin immediately upon signing of permit agreement and annual
agreements will be prorated;
• All parking permits issued by the City of Bozeman may be revoked for any reason. The
City of Bozeman will endeavor to provide, but not guarantee, 60 days written notice to
any permit holder of the date their permit revocation is effective.