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Manhattan Beach City Council
November 3, 2025

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6 of 12

City Parking Management Strategies Voting Detail Summaries VVOTE DDirection:

11.1 Increase on-street rates relative to off-street, align with market conditions

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

1.2 Adjust/eliminate time limits for on-street parking, tiered/graduated rates

Aye: 0
Nay: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Failed

2.1 Modify off-street time limits

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

3.1 Implement mobile payment application for parking

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to bring back information
indicating the current Wi-Fi signal strength and to
ensure that all related equipment is properly
calibrated.

3.2 Replace individual meters with multi-space kiosks

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

4.1 Implement public on-street valet

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff not to rule out the future
implementation of public on-street valet in the North
End, contingent upon potential City Council support.

4.2 Implement public parking attendant parking large parking lots during peak hours

Aye: 1 - Tarnay
Nay: 4 - Lesser, Franklin, Charelian and Howorth
Failed

5.1 Shared Parking

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed
Short-Term Parking Strategy Summary
Strategy
8 of 12
City Parking Management Strategies Voting Detail Summaries VVOTE DDirection:

66.1 Update parking webpage

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

6.2 Evaluate ways to provide parking information including implementation of Citywide Wayfinding Program

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

6.3 Implement an app-based Automated Parking Guidance
System (APGS)

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

7.1 Implement a flexible employee parking pass or bundled daily passes. (FURTHER STUDY REQUIRED)

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to conduct further study on the item and consider prioritizing it moving forward.

7.2 Increase merchant permit parking rates. (FURTHER STUDY

REQUIRED)

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to phase in the increase of
merchant permit parking rates, subject to further
study.

8.1 Improve/expand the RPPP in consultation with stakeholders

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed
Strategy
Long-Term Parking Strategy Summary
9 of 12
City Parking Management Strategies Voting Detail Summaries VVOTE DDirection:

99.1 Shift parking enforcement hours one hour later during the peak season.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

10.1 Adopt License Plate Reader (LPR) technology for
enforcement.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

10.2 Transition to virtual commercial, merchant, and residential permits and an online application process.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to further explore transitioning to virtual commercial, merchant, and residential
permits, particularly for individuals who operate
multiple vehicles.

10.3 Implement smart parking software and real-time data.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

11.1 Implement real-time or seasonal dynamic pricing of on-street parking.

Aye: 0
Nay: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Failed

12.1 Gather information on existing commercial delivery vehicle access and loading needs/challenges.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

12.2 Limit comm. deliveries/loading activity to early morning/ Sundays.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to ensure appropriate
stakeholders are included in the task force.

12.3 Create additional Flexible Loading Zones (FLZs)

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

12.4 Implement a Smart Loading Zone Pilot for on-street loading areas.

Aye: 1 - Franklin
Nay: 4 - Lesser, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth
Failed
Strategy
Enforcement, Dynamic Pricing, and Loading Strategy Summary 10 of 12
City Parking Management Strategies Voting Detail Summaries VVOTE DDirection:
113.1
Remove parking minimum requirements and establish
maximum parking requirements in the Commercial District.

Aye: 0
Nay: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Failed

13.2 Evaluate the parking-in-lieu fee program.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

14.1 Review on-street parking supply.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

14.2 Increase supply in parking garages and lots.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

14.3 Construct new parking facilities in existing and new public properties.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to bring this issue forward
along with the Project Pulse item in January, in order
to better understand the challenges such as timing,
financial impacts, and regulatory uncertainties,
associated with pursuing the short-term parking
option and its effect on maintaining project
momentum.

14.4 Pursue public-private partnerships to construct new parking supply on private property.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

15.1 Establish a Parking Benefit District and/or Parking Authority.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

16.1 Implement a Transportation Impact Fee.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed
Strategy
Future Parking Supply & Funding Options Strategy Summary 11 of 12
City Parking Management Strategies Voting Detail Summaries VVOTE DDirection:
117.1 Expand short- and long-term secure bicycle parking facilities.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

17.2 Establish a bike valet service to provide secure parking for event attendees, residents, and visitors during seasonal peaks.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed - Directed staff to explore the feasibility of
implementing a bike valet service.

18.1 Implement a docked electric bicycle-share program to reduce vehicle parking demand.

Aye: 4 - Lesser, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth
Nay: 1 - Franklin
Passed - Directed staff to explore the feasibility of a docked electric bicycle-share program, including the
possibility of a pilot program and addressing any
associated concerns.

19.1 Recommend social media strategies and other marketing efforts to reduce parking demand.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

20.1 Evaluate the feasibility of on-demand microtransit to allow more local, short trips without a car.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

21.1 Identify remote public parking options and shuttle transportation services.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed

22.1 Consider offering discounted employee rideshare services to reduce parking demand.

Aye: 5 - Lesser, Franklin, Tarnay, Charelian and Howorth Nay: 0
Passed
Strategy
Bicycle Parking, Micromobility, and TDM Strategy Summary 12 of 12

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