Residential permit parking at S Peoria St from W 18th Pl to W 19th St - Zone No. 2389 - amend
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- Record number: O2024-0008326
- Type: Ordinance; category: Parking
- Status: Final (Input to Substitute)
- Sponsor: Byron Sigcho-López (25th Ward)
- Committee: Committee on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety
- Submitted Date: Mar 18, 2024
- Introduction Date: Mar 20, 2024
- Official record: Office of the City Clerk
Impact report
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This ordinance would expand Residential Permit Parking Zone #2389 on the west side of S. Peoria St from just the 1822-1830 addresses to the full stretch from W 18th Pl to W 19th St.
Who it affects
- Residents on the west side of S. Peoria St between W 18th Pl and W 19th St: More addresses on this block would be part of the residential permit parking zone, which applies at all times, all days.
- Visitors and drivers who park on this part of S. Peoria St: A longer section of the street would be covered by permit parking rules at all times, all days.
- Residents of the 25th Ward: The change was introduced by the 25th Ward alderman and affects a street segment named in the ordinance.
What changes
- The permit parking zone would no longer be limited to 1822-1830 S Peoria St.
- The zone would cover the west side of S Peoria St from W 18th Pl to W 19th St.
- Permit parking rules on this stretch apply at all times, all days.
Where: S Peoria St (west side); W 18th Pl; W 19th St; 1822 - 1830 S Peoria St; 25th Ward
When: Upon passage and publication
Timeline
- Mar 20, 2024: Referred, City Council. The matter was Referred to Committee.
Documents
- RPP Amendment - Zone No. 2389.pdf (Legislation)
Lobbying and money
Computed links; money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote.
Who lobbied on it
- 2207 W 18Th LLC: REINSTATEMENT OF PERMIT FOR 2207 W. 18TH ST. (1 filing, Jan 1, 2024 to Mar 31, 2024; Rolando Acosta; matched by semantic embedding)
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