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The city of Mountain View announced that beginning Monday, Nov. 7, it will begin actively enforcing time limits in all city parking lots and garages. The announcement coincides with downtown parking permits now being available for purchase.
“Visitors, businesses, employees and residents that park their vehicles longer than the posted time enforcement limit may be subject to citation,” the city said in a statement. “Businesses, employees and residents located in the downtown parking district and needing to park longer than two hours should consider purchasing a parking permit.”
Downtown parking permits allow parking in select garages and lots longer than the posted time enforcement limit. Find more information, including how to purchase a permit, here.
Glad to hear this. If you want to rent real estate downtown (and that’s what you’re doing by parking), then you gotta pay up! Don’t want to pay? Take transit or a bike.
At least this will be consistent with enforcing 72-hour parking rules.