East Austin Parking: Live and work
East Austin Parking: Live and work
This page is archived and no longer monitored. All information is for reference only.
Select this survey option if you live and work in the area shown on the map.
What is your home address or block number (e.g. 2500 Holly St.)?
Does your residential block currently have Residential Permit Parking?
If you do have RPP on your block, how many annual permits does your home purchase?
If you do have RPP on your block, please indicate your level of satisfaction.
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What is the address or block number of your place of work? (e.g. 1000 E. Cesar Chavez St.)
How do you normally get to work? Select all that apply.
What are your biggest parking challenges?
When are on-street parking spaces in your neighborhood mostly filled?
What activities do you do in your neighborhood?
What parking changes would you like to see in your neighborhood?
Infrastructure improvements in the East Cesar Chavez neighborhood
The City of Austin is working with CapMetro on a project to upgrade rail service and extend trail connectivity between Navasota Street and Robert T. Martinez Street. A new sidewalk along the north curb of East Fifth Street between Chalmers Street and Comal Street, a railroad crossing at Chalmers Avenue and connectivity improvements at Onion Street and Plaza Saltillo are proposed to be funded by the Parking and Transportation Management District, as pictured below.
Please indicate your level of support for funding these changes.
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