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File #: 67676    Version: 1 Name: Storage Lockers in City Parking Facilities
Type: Ordinance Status: Passed
File created: 10/4/2021 In control: Attorney's Office
On agenda: 11/16/2021 Final action: 11/16/2021
Enactment date: 11/27/2021 Enactment #: ORD-21-00081
Title: Amending Subsection 8.14(2)(d)3. and creating Subsection 8.14(2)(k) of the Madison General Ordinances to Allow the Placement of Storage Lockers in City Parking Facilities, and Amending other provisions of Section 8.14 to correct existing errors and oversights.
Sponsors: Juliana R. Bennett, Barbara Harrington-McKinney
Attachments: 1. 10.27.21 TC Registration Report_Redacted.pdf
Fiscal Note
The proposed ordinance would allow for the placement and use of privately operated storage lockers in City parking facilities. This ordinance amendment will allow a process for the placement of such lockers and gives the Parking Division Manager flexibility to enter in agreements for such uses. No City appropriation required.

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Amending Subsection 8.14(2)(d)3. and creating Subsection 8.14(2)(k) of the Madison General Ordinances to Allow the Placement of Storage Lockers in City Parking Facilities, and Amending other provisions of Section 8.14 to correct existing errors and oversights.
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DRAFTER’S ANALYSIS: This ordinance amendment will allow a process for the placement and use of privately operated storage lockers in City parking facilities. Under existing ordinances (MGO Sec. 28.151), these storage lockers, operated by a religious institution or non-profit organization, are subject to various regulations and must be covered by an agreement between the operator and the property owner. In addition to giving the Parking Division Manager greater flexibility to enter into agreements to allow these sort of uses in the City’s parking facilities, by amending Subsection (2)(d)3. and creating Subsection (2)(k) this ordinance amendment would update the City’s current parking facility regulations to ensure that a user of such a facility is not deemed a trespasser. This ordinance also makes other minor changes to the ordinance, including making it clear that a person using a City-provided restroom facility or using the parking facility under a temporary land use permit is not deemed a trespasser, updating some erroneous cross references and correcting several titling errors.

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The Common Council of the City of Madison do hereby ordain as follows:

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