Sean Polland, CFA

Treasury Manager

• Purpose of Revising Ordinance• Current Fines• Parking Ticket Revenues• Proposed Changes • Parking Meters• Florida Local Government Penalty

Schedules• Recommendation• Questions

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• 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

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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

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REVENUES – FY 2010

Violations Comptroller

HANDICAPPED $88,255

FIRE LANE/HYDRANT 20,890

UNPAVED W/SIGN 1,490

DUAL REAR WHEEL 1,370

OTHER PROHIBITED 67,660

TOTAL $179,665

The Clerk of the Court collected $98,767 in payments in 2010. This money is retained by the Clerk.

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PENALTIES

Violations Current New

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 $250

FAILURE TO DISPLAY HC PLACARD NA $7.50

LATE FEE (after day 10, new day 30) $10 $15

• 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

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• 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

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Orange County Code, Chapter 35 – Parking