US EditionBacklash Against San Diego’s New Parking Proposals Forces City to Come Up With Compromises
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Backlash Against San Diego’s New Parking Proposals Forces City to Come Up With Compromises
By David Garrick / San Diego U-T / April 6, 2025 A sweeping proposal to revamp many San Diego parking rules — including plans to end free street parking on Sundays and install meters in Balboa Park — is facing backlash from residents, merchant groups and nonprofits. With the proposal headed for a City Council vote in late May, officials are making some concessions such as a plan to allow $9-per-year residential permits in any neighborhood where …
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