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PROPOSED CHANGE: Remove all mentions of decals in the code. CONFLICT. The code references on -street parking only, though some permits are issued for off-street lots. PROPOSED CHANGE: Amend the code so that it also allows off-street parking with the applicable permit issued. CONFLICT. The city currently offers parking of commercial and recreational vehicles for resident convenience, but the code currently does not define this type of permit and provides restrictions depending on how many axles a vehicle has. PROPOSED CHANGE: Define a Special Monthly Permit for those types of vehicles, and remove the restriction on axles to allow more flexibility. CONFLICT. Temporary parking permits are currently issued to residents, contractors, vendors, and other individuals in the city, but the code does not have a defined permit for this. PROPOSED CHANGE: Create Temporary Parking Permit definition and reference it in all applicable sections that apply. CONFLICT. The city's parking permit process requires documents to verify residency, but it is not currently delineated in the code. PROPOSED CHANGE: Insert verbiage that requires that these documents are provided as part of the permit issuance provisions of the code. CONFLICT. Currently, the city code authorizes staff to revoke a parking permit, but does not provide discretion for permanent revocation for extreme circumstances. PROPOSED CHANGE: Provide authority and discretion so that a permit can be revoked indefinitely in situations where it may be needed. CONFLICT. The rates and fees for parking meters and some permits fees are currently set in the code, while at the same time granting the City Manager with authority to change them by resolution. The code should not have rates if it they are to be set by resolution. Research with neighboring municipalities Miami Beach, Surfside, Hallandale, and Hollywood reveal that municipal practice is to have these rates and fees set by resolution. Item Number: 9.A 65