Parking Meter Replacements and Acacia Avenue QR Code Permits
Summary
The commission considered expanding metered parking on Acacia Avenue between La Mesa Boulevard and Orange Avenue in Parking District One.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Anticipated increase in parking meter revenue for the city's parking fund.
Local businesses relying on managed parking turnover for customer access.
Drivers and employees seeking free long-term parking options in the downtown core.
Mentions & discussions (2)
La Mesa Community Parking Commission
The city is swapping out old coin-only meters, but ADA rules on Acacia Ave mean physical meters won't fit. Instead, drivers there will use a digital QR code permit system similar to the Lemon Avenue lot.
La Mesa Community Parking Commission
The commission considered expanding metered parking on Acacia Avenue between La Mesa Boulevard and Orange Avenue in Parking District One.
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