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Belvedere eyes fines for construction parking violations

Belvedere is considering fines for contractors who repeatedly violate parking limits during construction projects, with the hope that...

Naomi Friedland
By NAOMI FRIEDLAND · 1 min read

Belvedere is considering fines for contractors who repeatedly violate parking limits during construction projects, with the hope that penalties might encourage compliance before a stop-work order is needed.

The City Council at its Aug. 12 meeting directed staff to look into allowing $100 administrative fines to be issued upon the second violation of a current rule that designates no more than three construction-related vehicles may be parked on city streets during a project.

Under city rules, any construction project that is subject to design review must establish a parking and staging plan before obtaining a building permit. The plan is supposed to denote where the three allowed vehicles will be parked, where materials will be stored and how equipment will be used on site.

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A version of this story appeared in the Aug. 21, 2024, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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