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Gothic Avenue / Tupper Street / Knapp Street / Wilbur Avenue / Napa Street / Parthenia Street / Horace Street / Ludlow Street / Dead End / Oversized Vehicle Parking Restrictions

Council File 26-0008-S14

Under review — the Transportation Committee backed this plan to ban oversized vehicles from eight residential streets, and it's now waiting for a full City Council vote to become official policy.

Introduced
2026-08-26
Last changed
2026-09-16
CFMS file status
File open See note on file status
Expires
2028-09-16
Committee
Transportation Committee
Mover
JOHN S. LEE
Second
MONICA RODRIGUEZ

This is the City Clerk's status for the council file itself, not the outcome of the measure. A file often stays open after the Council has already adopted an item. The summary above reflects the latest recorded action.

Brief

Councilmember John S. Lee, seconded by Monica Rodriguez, introduced a resolution to establish oversized vehicle parking restrictions on Gothic Avenue, Tupper Street, Knapp Street, Wilbur Avenue, Napa Street, Parthenia Street, Horace Street, and Ludlow Street. The Transportation Committee approved the item on September 16, 2026. The resolution is now pending further council action.

Full summary

This resolution, introduced by Councilmember John S. Lee and seconded by Monica Rodriguez, proposes to restrict oversized vehicle parking on eight streets: Gothic Avenue, Tupper Street, Knapp Street, Wilbur Avenue, Napa Street, Parthenia Street, Horace Street, and Ludlow Street. The restriction would address street parking challenges by preventing large vehicles such as commercial trucks, RVs, or oversized personal vehicles from parking on these residential or mixed-use corridors. On August 26, 2026, the resolution was referred to the Transportation Committee for review and recommendation. The committee scheduled the item for its September 16 meeting. On that date, the Transportation Committee approved the item, clearing it for consideration by the full City Council. The file remains open and active. With committee approval secured, the resolution is now positioned for a council floor vote, where it will require majority approval to be adopted. The matter does not expire until September 16, 2028, giving the council window to act or revisit the proposal if needed.

Activity (3)

  • 2026-09-16 Transportation Committee approved item(s) .
  • 2026-09-11 Transportation Committee scheduled item for committee meeting on September 16, 2026.
  • 2026-08-26 Resolution referred to Transportation Committee.

Documents (2)

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