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Residential Parking Program (RPP)

TO ESTABLISH AN RPP ZONE:

  1. A letter from the Neighborhood Association must be sent to:

    PARKING DIVISION
    RPP OFFICE
    1340 Poydras Street Ste. 801
    New Orleans, LA 70112


    This correspondence should verify the need of area residents for RPP in conjunction with the current Code of the City of New Orleans relative to Residential Parking.

  2. A meeting must be held with the Executive Board of the organization and representatives from the RPP office. At this meeting a review of the ordinance, the process and policies will be provided by RPP office.

  3. A public forum must be scheduled by the Neighborhood Association. Information on the place and date should be coordinated with the RPP office.

  4. The RPP office will publish a notice in the newspaper. Flyers will be provided to the Neighborhood Association for distribution to area residents.

  5. A full report must be prepared by members of the Neighborhood Association for presentation to the City Council. (The RPP office will advise the association which data must be included in this report.)

  6. The forum will be conducted by RPP staff and officers of the Neighborhood Association.

  7. A report of recommendations will be submitted to the City Council. This report will include parking survey data and other activities related to RPP in the specific neighborhood.

  8. The City Council will review the report and take appropriate action to approve or disapprove.

  9. If approved by the City Council, petitions from residents must be submitted to the RPP office. A majority of households on the block must sign the petition for that block to have RPP signs installed. Each side of the block is petitioned separately. If the block is 51% or more commercial, signs will not be installed on that block.

  10. Signs (with 2 hr. restrictions) will be installed block by block if the majority of residents on a block have signed the petition.

  11. Courtesy tickets will be issued for several days prior to enforcement

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