1. Sean Polland, CFA Treasury Manager

2. Purpose of Revising Ordinance Current Fines Parking Ticket Revenues Proposed Changes Parking Meters Florida Local Government Penalty Schedules Recommendation Questions 2

3. 3 Most penalties in place since 1985 Handicapped and fire lane since 1995 Burden on the court system Collection agency Retention of revenues Convention Center parking meters

4. 4 SCHEDULE OF FINES Violations Within 10 Days After 10 Days OTHER PROHIBITED PARKING$10$20 DUAL REAR WHEEL VIOLATION$10$20 UNPAVED RIGHT-OF-WAY WITH FOR SALE SIGN $10$20 FIRE LANE/HYDRANT$40$50 HANDICAPPED$250$260

5. 5 REVENUES – FY 2010 ViolationsComptroller HANDICAPPED$88,255 FIRE LANE/HYDRANT20,890 UNPAVED W/SIGN1,490 DUAL REAR WHEEL1,370 OTHER PROHIBITED67,660 TOTAL$179,665 The Clerk of the Court collected $98,767 in payments in 2010. This money is retained by the Clerk.

6. 6 PENALTIES ViolationsCurrentNew OTHER PROHIBITED PARKING$10$30 DUAL REAR WHEEL VIOLATION$10$30 UNPAVED RIGHT-OF-WAY WITH FOR SALE SIGN ( State Law Requirement) $10$100 FIRE LANE/HYDRANT$40$30 HANDICAPPED$250 FAILURE TO DISPLAY HC PLACARDNA$7.50 LATE FEE (after day 10, new day 30)$10$15

7. Board approved in November Best way to enforce temporary parking Fee of $3 per hour – Maximum 3 hours $30 fine Violation notices issued every 3 hours Notices issued by Sheriff’s Deputies Late fee of $15 after 30 days 7

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9. 9 Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 35 of the Orange County Code – Parking Summary of changes: Increase all $10 penalties Decrease fire lane/hydrant to $30 Failure to display handicapped placard Approve metered parking Increase late fee – due after 30 days

10. 10 Orange County Code, Chapter 35 – Parking