Pacific Beach Parking Advisory Board Seeking Input

EDIT:  View 2017 Survey Results Here

The Pacific Beach Parking Advisory Board is seeking input via a survey. By completing this survey you will benefit by helping the PBPAB identify the following:

1. Parking and traffic impacts that affect our community’s residents, businesses, employees, schools and visitors
2. Our community’s desired solutions
3. Revenue sources to pay of our community’s desired solutions

The PBAB recognizes and has established that parking imbalances occur in PB between, business district, beach parking and residential areas, times of day, days of the week and seasons of the year however would like to gather information on the general parking and traffic climate in Pacific Beach.

Click Here to take Survey

The survey is also available in hard copy at the following locations or by contacting 858-273-3303

Discover Pacific Beach, 1503 Garnet Ave

Pacific Beach Town Council. 1706 Garnet Ave
PB Library, 4275 Cass St.

There are 6 community parking districts in the City of San Diego including the Pacific Beach Parking District.  Each district is responsible for devising and implementing parking management solutions to meet the community’s specific needs and resolve undesirable parking impacts.  Certain parking management related revenues earned by the City within the boundaries of a parking district may be allocated to the district to implement and manage improvements to the community particularly that address parking impacts.

Pacific Beach Eco District

Parking and Transportation are an important component in the Pacific Beach Eco District.  We will be reviewing the history of the Eco District and the principles as they relate to Parking and Traffic Management at the June Advisory Board Meeting.

Click here for a copy of the Eco District Principles

Click Here for a Copy of the SDAT Report

Parking Hot Spots

Here are some of the places where parking is most impacted in Pacific Beach. Are there other locations that should appear on this map? Add your ideas in the comments or bring them to the next Parking Advisory Board meeting.