North Lake Tahoe Parking Management Program – NTCA

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North Lake Tahoe Parking Management Program

Partner Agency:

Amount Funded:

$1,012,000

Funding Committee(s):

Zone 1, TBID Advisory, & TOT Committees

  • Request to support the Parking Management Program
  • Program recognized as a key strategy in the Resort Triangle Transportation Plan
  • Funding would cover the following:
    1. Capital costs for the project
    2. Operations and maintenance
    3. Enforcement of the program

Recent Updates

  • Christmas Tree lot, located at 8676 North Lake Blvd. in Kings Beach, is the first test lot to temporarily implement paid parking in Placer County and is part of the initial phase of the county’s Kings Beach parking management plan, as recommended in the Resort Triangle Transportation Plan.
  • The pilot program will run this summer beginning at the end of July, and will conclude by Monday, Sept. 30.
  • One goal of the North Lake Tahoe Parking Management Program is to better manage existing parking supply for the Kings Beach commercial core and some residential grid streets that experience high volumes of summer visitor parking.
  • Revenue generated from the parking program will first be used to fund parking equipment costs and enforcement operations while surplus proceeds will be spent locally on Kings Beach’s mobility and transportation infrastructure, such as new bicycle and pedestrian facilities, and expansion of transit services.
  • To ensure funds are used for local transportation-related enhancements, the Placer County Board of Supervisors approved the formation of a new interest-earning enterprise fund and cost center. This separates road maintenance funding from any generated paid parking revenue. The board also supported future formation of a parking benefits district following solicitation from the community to establish rules for transportation-related spending.

The TOT-TBID Dollars At Work program is powered by the North Tahoe business community. Thank you to the business owners who created the Tourism Business Improvement District.